Reemore's Debut at Moda Sofia 2025

We’ve just wrapped our first-ever physical event at Moda Sofia 2025 in Sofia, Bulgaria. It was a significant moment for us—the first time we could move Reemore from a screen to a physical space.

For our debut, we wanted to bring more than just a rack of frames. We brought a piece of our world to Sofia. The installation we built became a focal point and a conversation starter.

It centered on a contrast of raw materials. We had a monolith of unfinished aluminum and, beside it, a large, custom-made rock that held a full-length mirror. This setup wasn't just for display. The raw, natural texture of the stone was a direct nod to the unique, granular finish of our 3D-printed frames. The cold, precise aluminum column, topped with a chrome head wearing the Tsaki, showed the technical side of our work.

This is how we introduced the Tsaki frame. People could see its angular design in the rock-bound mirror or feel the unique polyamide texture for themselves.

The installation opened the door to some great conversations. We had the chance to connect with designers, editors, and other voices from the Bulgarian fashion scene. It was a chance to talk about how we work, without the buzzwords. We just shared the facts:

• Our eyewear is designed with a sharp, specific aesthetic.
• We offer lifetime repairs and on-demand parts for every frame because we believe an object should be serviceable, not disposable.
• Our entire process, from design to zero-waste 3D printing, happens within the European Union.

It was refreshing to see how many people responded to this direct approach.

The event was a success for us. Many people walked away with a new pair of Tsaki, and we had the pleasure of giving two pairs away to our giveaway winners.

A huge thanks to the Moda Sofia team and everyone who stopped by, asked questions, and held the frames. We came to show our work and left with a real connection.

Radical by hand. Permanent by design.