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Cubitts is a modern spectacle maker creating prescription glasses and sunglasses built for both advanced vision and style. Each frame is handcrafted to suit different face shapes and sizes (from Extra Small to Extra Large) and comes with ZEISS precision lenses as standard. Beyond their award-winning online store, Cubitts runs physical locations in London and New York offering eye exams, bespoke fittings, and repairs. They've collaborated with brands like You Must Create and artists including David Shrigley and Tracey Emin, blending craft with contemporary design. It's a place for people who care about how things are made and want their eyewear to be as thoughtfully designed as everything else they wear.
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The Retail Training Manager will lead the evolution of Cubitts Academy and coach store teams across London and New York. Cubitts is a B Corp and Living Wage Employer disrupting the 300-year-old optical industry. This role offers the opportunity to design high-impact training pathways and help build a customer-centric spectacles company.
Join Cubitts as a Production Associate at our Kings Cross HQ in London, guiding the hands-on journey from raw frames to finished spectacles. Cubitts is a London-based eyewear company modernising a centuries-old craft, with 20 stores and a thriving online site. The role offers a salary of £13.85 per hour and the chance to develop glazing and logistics skills within a values-driven team.
Head of Optical Lab Operations at Cubitts in London leads a transformation of the lab’s production into a high-velocity flow system. The role sits in Cubitts’ brand-new 13,000 sq ft King's Cross manufactory with commercial ownership of the largest cost line. It applies Lean manufacturing and strategic procurement to a vertically integrated scale-up, bridging craftsmanship and software-driven.
