breezm

Based in Seoul, South Korea, COPTIQ specializes in designing personalized eyewear solutions utilizing innovative 3D scanning technology to deliver custom-fitted glasses that cater to individual facial structures. COPTIQ, founded in 2017 in Seoul, South Korea, focuses on creating personalized eyewear. The company has successfully completed 7 deals, with its most recent funding round being a Series B that raised KRW 8 billion on April 17, 2025. Investors in this round included Helios Ventures, KH Venture Partners, and returning investor Korea Development Bank.

The founder's history and any previous ventures are not available. Breezm specializes in personalized eyewear, offering custom-designed glasses tailored to the unique facial structure of each individual. Utilizing advanced 3D scanning technology, the company creates a one-of-a-kind eyewear product for each customer, ensuring an optimal fit and comfort. Breezm’s core offerings include glasses made from polymer, titanium, and a combination of both materials, catering to various preferences in terms of durability, style, and comfort.

The company also employs an AI-driven design recommendation system that analyzes over 1,200 facial data points to produce personalized designs. Breezm primarily serves consumers in urban centers where fashion and personalized products are increasingly in demand, focusing on markets in South Korea and potentially expanding into other regions with a growing interest in customized eyewear solutions. Revenue generation for Breezm is structured around direct-to-consumer sales of its bespoke eyewear products. Customers engage in a personalized consultation process, during which they receive a 3D facial scan and undergo a detailed vision assessment to determine the best lens options.

The pricing for Breezm's eyewear ranges from 178,000 KRW for polymer frames to 248,000 KRW for their unique combination frames, with each product tailored to the individual's specifications. The company capitalizes on the growing trend for personalized fashion items, allowing for an exclusive customer experience that enhances perceived value and encourages repeat purchases. In April 2025, COPTIQ raised KRW 8 billion in Series B funding from new investors Helios Ventures and KH Venture Partners, along with returning investor Korea Development Bank. The company will use the funding to expand its presence both domestically and internationally, focusing on increasing accessibility to its personalized eyewear solutions in untapped markets.