Archy Welfare, the Spanish brand that revolutionizes the optical sector, arrives in Mexico

With an innovative approach

The opening of the store in Mexico City marks the beginning of an ambitious internationalization plan for Archy Welfare, which includes the opening of more stores in various world capitals.


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Archy Welfare, the Spanish eyewear brand that has revolutionized the optical sector with its innovative approach and commitment to sustainability, has opened its first store in Mexico, located in the heart of the Roma Norte neighborhood.

 

With years of experience in the sector, Archy Welfare is differentiated by its ability to eliminate barriers between the optician and the client, creating a relaxed environment that promotes an unparalleled visual experience. The brand offers a wide range of prescription glasses and sunglasses, all of them handcrafted in Spain with high quality materials.

 

In addition to Mexico and Madrid, Archy Welfare has points of sale in 14 Spanish cities, Portugal and the Dominican Republic.

 

Archy Welfare is characterized by its commitment to sustainability, using ecological materials in the manufacturing of its glasses and minimizing its environmental impact. In addition, the brand is committed to fashion and offers iconic models that adapt to the latest trends.

 

The opening of the store in CDMX marks the beginning of an ambitious internationalization plan for Archy Welfare, which includes the opening of more stores in various world capitals. The Spanish brand wants to bring its commitment to quality, style and visual health to a global audience.

 

Since its inception in 2019, Archy Welfare has stood out in the sector thanks to its innovative approach and commitment to quality, sustainability and fashion. The brand has been enthusiastically received in Mexico, reflecting the affinity between both cultures in terms of fashion and style.

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