Sourcing optical frames requires more than comparing catalogs and prices. Buyers should define the material, order type, quantity, customization and target market before requesting a quotation. They should also approve samples and confirm production, inspection and shipping requirements before mass production.
This guide explains the key steps when sourcing optical frames from JHEYEWEAR.
Define Your Optical Frame Requirements
A useful optical frame inquiry should include:
Target customers: adults, children, men, women or unisex
Preferred materials, models and colors
Total quantity and quantity per model
In-stock or OEM order
Logo and packaging requirements
Target market and delivery destination
JHEYEWEAR supplies PC, TR90, metal, acetate and titanium optical frames, including combination-material designs. Buyers may select in-stock products or develop an OEM collection.
Choose Between In-Stock and OEM Optical Frames
In-stock frames are suitable for buyers who want to select from available designs. Different available models and colors may be combined, and customers can add their own logo.
OEM orders are intended for projects requiring specific designs, materials, colors or structures. JHEYEWEAR can assist with reference-image development, 2D drawings, 3D models, visual renderings and new molds. An NDA can be signed when required, while exclusive design and mold arrangements can be agreed for individual projects.
Check the MOQ Before Requesting a Quote
JHEYEWEAR’s optical frame MOQ depends on the order type and material.
| Order type | Starting MOQ |
|---|---|
| In-stock frames with a custom logo | 300 pcs per order |
| PC or TR90 OEM frames | 600 pcs per model |
| Metal, acetate or titanium OEM frames | 300 pcs per model |
For in-stock orders, buyers may combine multiple available models and colors to reach 300 pieces.
Custom packaging usually starts at 300 pieces, although certain specifications may require 1,000 pieces. New mold projects follow the applicable material-based OEM MOQ.
Send a Complete RFQ
To receive an accurate quotation, provide:
Frame material or reference design
Required models and colors
Total quantity and quantity per model
Logo artwork and preferred placement
Packaging requirements
Sample requirements
Destination country or region
JHEYEWEAR supports frame, demo-lens, hangtag, sticker, instruction-material and packaging customization. Logo placement and production methods are confirmed according to the design and frame construction.
Approve Samples Before Production
Depending on the project, buyers may request:
Existing product samples
Logo samples
Color samples
Pre-production samples
Packaging samples
Sample charges may be credited toward a formal order when the agreed conditions are met.
Before approval, check the material, dimensions, color, hinges, surface finish, logo, demo lenses and packaging. Samples may be approved through physical review, photographs, video or agreed documents. The approved sample and specifications then serve as references for mass production.
Confirm Production and Inspection
Regular production lead time is generally 30–45 days after sample approval. New mold development time is calculated separately.
JHEYEWEAR completes its eyewear production processes within its own factory. Buyers may arrange an on-site visit, remote factory audit or third-party inspection.
If a confirmed manufacturing defect is attributable to JHEYEWEAR, the affected quantity may be refunded or reproduced and reshipped according to the verified issue and agreed resolution.
Confirm Packaging, Compliance and Shipping
Standard packaging includes complimentary OPP bags and the applicable paper boxes or export cartons. Eyewear cases are available as separately purchased accessories.
JHEYEWEAR maintains CE, FDA, ISO 9001, BSCI, SEDEX and GRS-related documentation. Applicable compliance documents can be prepared according to the product and destination market and should be confirmed before ordering.
Common international trade terms, including DDP, are available. JHEYEWEAR can also provide a shipping quotation based on the order quantity and destination.
Final Sourcing Checklist
Before placing an order, confirm:
Material, models and colors
Stock or OEM order
Applicable MOQ
Logo and packaging
Approved sample
Production schedule
Inspection method
Compliance documents
Shipping term and destination
Providing this information at the beginning helps the manufacturer prepare an accurate quotation and reduces changes after sample approval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can I combine different optical frame models in one order?
For in-stock optical frames, different available models and colors may be combined to reach the 300-piece order MOQ. OEM orders follow the MOQ for the selected material and model.
Q2. Can JHEYEWEAR add my logo to optical frames?
Yes. JHEYEWEAR supports logo customization on optical frames and demo lenses using suitable eyewear branding processes. The artwork, position and finish are confirmed according to the design and frame construction.
Q3. Can JHEYEWEAR develop a completely new optical frame design?
Yes. JHEYEWEAR can assist with 2D drawings, 3D models, visual renderings and new mold development. MOQ, sampling, schedule, design ownership and technical specifications are confirmed for each project.
Q4. Can I request samples before placing an order?
Yes. Buyers may request existing product samples or project-specific samples before confirming mass production. Sample charges may be credited toward a qualifying production order under the agreed terms.
