High‑End ODM & OEM Custom Eyewear Manufacturer for Premium Brands - Since 2003

Yes. We support custom material requests including acetate, premium Italian/Japanese acetate, bio‑acetate, TR90, polycarbonate, nylon, carbon fiber, titanium, stainless steel and hybrid constructions. Tell us your preferred material and target volume for a tailored response.

Yes. We provide Pantone‑matched colour services, multi‑layer lamination and custom pattern/print runs. Colour matching uses spectrophotometer tolerances (typical Delta E ≤ 2) and requires a physical swatch or Pantone reference.

Yes. We offer recycled and bio‑based acetate options and sustainable packaging. Availability, colour range and lead times vary — please request a sustainability pack with your order details.

Yes. Material swatches and sample kits are available (physical and digital). Sample lead times typically 7–14 days; some premium materials may require longer. Swatch kits can be added to a Sample Request.

Yes. We source materials globally (including Italian/Japanese acetate and specialty metals) and can manage procurement and logistics for you. Tell us your target spec and we’ll include sourcing options in the quote.

Yes. We produce hybrid constructions with metal cores, metal temples with acetate tips, and layered composites. Specify your design and we will advise on tooling and assembly requirements.

Yes. We supply titanium, stainless steel, monel and aluminium components with finishing options including PVD, electroplating (gold/rose/black), passivation and brushed or matte treatments. Custom plating may affect MOQ and lead time.

MOQ depends on customization level: minor colour changes on existing SKUs may start from 100 pcs; full new tooling or specialty finishes typically require MOQ 300–500 pcs or higher. We will provide exact MOQ after reviewing specifications.

Custom materials and finishes can add 1–4 weeks to lead times, and new tooling increases lead time further (moulding typically 2–6 weeks). Exact impact will be provided with your project quote.

Yes — we offer pilot runs and small-batch production where feasible. Small-batch costs may be higher due to setup; contact us with desired qty and materials for a pilot run proposal.

Yes. We support custom material requests including acetate, premium Italian/Japanese acetate, bio‑acetate, TR90, polycarbonate, nylon, carbon fiber, titanium, stainless steel and hybrid constructions. Tell us your preferred material and target volume for a tailored response.

We accept SVG, DXF, STEP, IGES and high-resolution PDFs/images. For complex geometry, include a 3D CAD file (STEP/IGES) if available.

Yes — minor modifications (size tweaks, temple length, bridge width) are usually feasible without new tooling; MOQ and lead time are lower for these changes.

Minor dimensional changes to existing SKUs often keep MOQ low (e.g., from 100). New shapes requiring new tooling typically raise MOQ (commonly 300–500) and add tooling cost and 2–6 weeks tooling lead time.

Yes — each shape includes typical size ranges (lens•bridge•temple), and downloadable size charts for front/3-point measurements to share with labs and retailers.

Yes — most shapes are compatible with acetate, metal, TR90, injected plastics and hybrid constructions. We’ll advise on best material–shape matches during technical review.

Yes — we offer rapid prototypes (3D-printed) and physical sample builds. Prototype lead time: 3–14 days depending on method; pre-production samples (PPS) follow tooling and may take longer.

We use standardized tolerances (typical ±0.3–0.5 mm for critical dimensions) and provide inspection reports on PPS and batch production by request.

Yes — we support rimless and semi‑rimless constructions with precise drilling templates compatible with common lens edgers. Drilling specs are provided per SKU.

Yes — our sport shapes include recommended base curves and lens blank specifications for polarized lenses; lens assembly partners can supply cut & fitted polarized lenses if required.

Yes — we provide Pantone matching and spectrophotometer-controlled colour recipes (typical Delta E ≤ 2). A physical swatch or Pantone reference is preferred.

Yes — multi-layer lamination and laminated patterns are supported. Note these may affect tooling, lead time and polishing requirements.

We offer physical swatch cards, small trimmed frame swatches and digital colour proofs. Swatch kits typically ship within 7–14 days.

Yes — printed patterns, marbling, tortoiseshell and bespoke prints are available; printing may require minimum order quantities and additional finishing steps.

Yes — gradients, fades and pearlescent/metallic effects are producible. These finishes can add lead time and may require minimum batch sizes.

We keep colour recipes, swatch records and spectrophotometer readings. For reorders we match within agreed Delta E tolerances and provide batch documentation.

Custom colours can increase MOQ or setup time (typically add 1–3 weeks). Exact impact depends on material and finish and is confirmed in the quote.

Yes — we offer bio‑acetate and recycled material colour options. Availability and colour range vary; request a sustainability swatch pack for details.

Yes — we support rimless and semi‑rimless constructions with precise drilling templates compatible with common lens edgers. Drilling specs are provided per SKU.

Yes — submit a high‑resolution photo plus a physical swatch where possible. For best accuracy, provide a Pantone code or send a physical sample.

We use standard frame measurements (lens•bridge•temple) and fit guidelines. “Men” typically use wider fits and larger bridge depths; “Women” often use narrower silhouettes; “Unisex” covers neutral dimensions suitable for broad appeal. Size charts provided per SKU.

Yes — multi-layer lamination and laminated patterns are supported. Note these may affect tooling, lead time and polishing requirements.

Yes — you can order the same shape in multiple fit variants; MOQ and tooling implications depend on the degree of change (minor dimensional tweak vs new tooling).

Fit and use-case guide material choice: sports/children often use TR90 or polycarbonate; premium men’s frames may prefer titanium cores or Italian acetate; unisex styles often use acetate for broad appeal.

Yes — we can provide segment-specific packaging, labelling and colour pallets aligned with Men/Women/Unisex/Kids collections.

Offer 2–3 recommended size options per style (e.g., S/M/L with numeric dims), provide a clear size chart and include face-fit photos on product listings. We can provide size recommendation copy for product pages.

Pricing is driven by materials, finishes and order qty rather than wearer segment. However, additional sizes or tooling for multiple variants may affect MOQ and pricing — we’ll confirm per project.

Lead times depend on whether variants require tooling changes. Minor dimensional variants often fit into the same production run with minimal delay; full retooling will extend lead time.

Yes — upon request we can share trend briefs and best‑selling shape/colour combinations per region and wearer segment to support your collection planning.

Prescription constraints depend on frame depth and lens curvature, not wearer type. We provide lens compatibility specs for each size variant to ensure prescription fit.

Yes — we can provide REACH compliance documentation and third-party test reports upon request.

CE testing (EN ISO 12312) is available on request; tests are performed by accredited labs and reports can be shared with serious buyers.

Yes — we hold BSCI / SMETA audit records and can share audit summaries with qualified buyers under NDA.

Yes — we supply MSDS and material declarations for coatings, adhesives and plating chemicals on request to support your compliance reviews and lab testing.

Yes — we can coordinate accredited third‑party testing (SGS/Intertek/TÜV) for specified batches or pre‑shipment samples and deliver full lab reports to buyers.

We track certificate expiry and batch test records; for reorders we verify material lots and, if required by the buyer or standard, arrange re‑testing and provide updated reports prior to shipment.

We operate under a documented Quality Management System aligned with ISO 9001 principles and maintain factory audit records (BSCI/SMETA) and other customer‑requested certifications. Our QA team enforces documented procedures for production planning, inspection and release.

All incoming materials are inspected against material specs and certificates. For acetate, metal cores and hardware we verify supplier certificates, dimensional checks and sample physico‑chemical tests where required. Non‑conforming lots are quarantined and managed through our NCR process.

IPQC checks are performed at defined production stages: cutting, thermoforming, drilling, hinge installation, polishing and plating. Operators use standardized checklists and go/no‑go gauges; critical parameters are logged and reviewed in real time to prevent downstream defects.

We produce prototypes (3D printed or hand‑built) for design validation and provide Pre‑Production Samples (PPS) for buyer approval. PPS includes dimensional inspection reports, material swatches and finish photos. Production starts only after written PPS approval.

Final inspections follow AQL sampling plans aligned to accepted industry levels. Each shipment includes an FQC report covering visual, dimensional and functional checks. Buyers can request 100% inspection or tighter AQL on critical orders.

Yes. We support custom material requests including acetate, premium Italian/Japanese acetate, bio‑acetate, TR90, polycarbonate, nylon, carbon fiber, titanium, stainless steel and hybrid constructions. Tell us your preferred material and target volume for a tailored response.

We coordinate third‑party testing (SGS/Intertek/TÜV/Eurofins) for UV protection, impact resistance, salt spray, colourfastness and chemical compliance (REACH/CPSIA). Test reports are attached to shipments on request or provided under NDA for qualified buyers.

Non‑conformities trigger a formal corrective action (CAPA) process. KPI trends (defect rates, RMA root causes) are reviewed monthly and feed into training, process adjustments and supplier performance measures.

We operate under a documented Quality Management System aligned with ISO 9001 principles and maintain factory audit records (BSCI/SMETA) and other customer‑requested certifications. Our QA team enforces documented procedures for production planning, inspection and release.

All incoming materials are inspected against material specs and certificates. For acetate, metal cores and hardware we verify supplier certificates, dimensional checks and sample physico‑chemical tests where required. Non‑conforming lots are quarantined and managed through our NCR process.

IPQC checks are performed at defined production stages: cutting, thermoforming, drilling, hinge installation, polishing and plating. Operators use standardized checklists and go/no‑go gauges; critical parameters are logged and reviewed in real time to prevent downstream defects.

We produce prototypes (3D printed or hand‑built) for design validation and provide Pre‑Production Samples (PPS) for buyer approval. PPS includes dimensional inspection reports, material swatches and finish photos. Production starts only after written PPS approval.

Final inspections follow AQL sampling plans aligned to accepted industry levels. Each shipment includes an FQC report covering visual, dimensional and functional checks. Buyers can request 100% inspection or tighter AQL on critical orders.

Yes. We support custom material requests including acetate, premium Italian/Japanese acetate, bio‑acetate, TR90, polycarbonate, nylon, carbon fiber, titanium, stainless steel and hybrid constructions. Tell us your preferred material and target volume for a tailored response.

We coordinate third‑party testing (SGS/Intertek/TÜV/Eurofins) for UV protection, impact resistance, salt spray, colourfastness and chemical compliance (REACH/CPSIA). Test reports are attached to shipments on request or provided under NDA for qualified buyers.

Non‑conformities trigger a formal corrective action (CAPA) process. KPI trends (defect rates, RMA root causes) are reviewed monthly and feed into training, process adjustments and supplier performance measures.