Case Study: Milleocchiali — Inspir3d Studio

Client

Milleocchiali

Industry

Optics · E-commerce (Italy)

Services

3D modeling, Texture creation, Zakeke configuration

Technologies

Zakeke, 3D modeling

Duration

2 months

Delivery

2026

+35% E-COMMERCE SALES

Project overview

In two months, Inspir3d supported Milleocchiali in building 3D configurators for twelve prescription eyewear models, offered with thirty-two frame colours and four temple colours. Customers can now view each pair and explore colour combinations directly on the online store.

The goal

Let customers view the glasses in 3D on the online store.
Let them discover the different colour combinations before ordering.

NEEDS ANALYSIS

The challenge

When buying prescription glasses online, the choice of frame and colour is decisive. Milleocchiali wanted its customers to see the glasses and discover the different colour combinations directly on its website, rather than relying on photos alone.

OUR WORK

End-to-end delivery

Inspir3d handled the entire project.

01. 3D modeling

3D modeling of the twelve eyewear models, building the catalogue to be integrated into the configurator.

02. Texture creation

Creation of the textures matching the thirty-two frame colours and the four temple colours.

03. Zakeke configuration

Integration of each model in Zakeke and setup of all the customization options.

The results

All twelve models now have 3D configurators that let shoppers preview their colour choices before ordering.

12 3D configurators — one for each prescription eyewear model.
32 frame colours and 4 temple colours — combinations to preview before buying.
+35% e-commerce sales — reported by Milleocchiali after the configurators went live.

Try the configurator

Try the 3D configurator → · Visit the Milleocchiali website →

3D CONFIGURATOR

Your product deserves the same visibility

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