Custom OEM Eyeglass Frames Factory & Suppliers

For custom cellulose acetate frames, our baseline production run is 300 to 500 pieces per model, which can be split across 2 to 3 colorways (e.g., 150 Black, 150 Havana Tortoise, 100 Crystal Amber). For pure titanium or stainless steel frames requiring bespoke stamping and wire-extrusion dies, the standard tooling batch begins at 300 pieces per silhouette. For existing open-mold silhouetted models, customization such as laser logo etching, pad printing, and custom acetate temple tip laminations can be executed with lower minimums starting at 100 units.

Following 2D CAD blueprint and 3D step-file sign-off, functional physical samples are produced within 14 to 21 days for acetate and 25 to 30 days for complex metal combinations. Mass production typically requires 45 to 60 days for acetate frames (which includes our mandatory multi-stage tumbling and hand-polishing cycles) and 60 to 75 days for titanium models requiring vacuum ion-plating and laser soldering. Expedited batch delivery schedules are available for time-sensitive global retail campaigns.

Because tortoiseshell pattern extrusion involves hand-blended organic pigment granulates, minor natural variations are intrinsic to premium acetate. To ensure batch repeatability, we reserve dedicated master roll lots from certified manufacturers like Mazzucchelli and Jinyu. Every master sheet is inspected beneath standardized D65 daylight viewing cabinets to verify chromatic density, patch dispersal, and translucency before feeding into CNC routing.

Yes. We operate an integrated packaging subsidiary specialized in optical retail presentation. We produce rigid PU leather folding boxes, heavy-gauge paper gift packaging with hot-stamped gold/silver foils, debossed microfiber pouches, ultra-dense 200–250 GSM optical cleaning cloths, and anti-counterfeiting cards. Delivering fully nested and packaged frames significantly reduces transit volume, duty categories, and retail staging costs for our B2B partners.

All finished optical frames and sunglasses strictly adhere to ISO 12870 (Ophthalmic Optics - Spectacle Frames), ISO 12312-1 (Eye and Face Protection), ANSI Z80.3 for the North American market, and Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (MDR) for medical devices Class I. Testing covers non-toxicity, nickel-release limits (EN 16128), ignition resistance, bridge endurance, optical lens retention under thermal cycles, and UV400 spectral cutoff validation.

We routinely sign legally binding Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) prior to receiving client technical packages or CAD models. Proprietary stamping dies, custom wire cores, and bespoke hinge molds are cataloged with dedicated asset IDs and kept strictly reserved for the contracting brand's exclusive production orders. We never re-sell or license client tooling to third-party distributors or competing retailers.