TPI Eyewear (Tech Print Industries) is an American eyewear company that pushes the boundaries of frame design through advanced surface decoration technologies. As a division of ClearVision Optical, TPI combines decades of expertise in the optical industry with state-of-the-art printing methods that add depth, texture, and personality to eyewear like never before.
What sets TPI apart is its mastery of high-definition transfer printing, allowing for the precise application of complex patterns and finishes onto frame materials such as acetate, metal, and titanium.
Their proprietary techniques enable full-wrap, multi-layer designs that are both visually striking and extremely durable.
From hyper-realistic woodgrains to abstract motifs, camouflage, and carbon fiber effects, TPI opens new creative doors for designers seeking to break free from traditional lamination and painting constraints.
With all development and production handled in the United States, Tech Print Industries operates as a full-service innovation hub for brands looking to differentiate through surface design. Their services are used in both private label projects and established house brands, offering unmatched flexibility and customization. Whether the goal is to add a subtle texture or create a frame that becomes wearable art, TPI delivers technical precision, production scalability, and design-forward thinking in one package.
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