We Build Eyewear.
You Build Your Brand.
We make sunglasses, reading glasses, and safety eyewear for brands and distributors who've been burned by unreliable suppliers. Factory direct. Proper QC. We actually pick up the phone.
A Manufacturing Partner
That Actually Delivers
Honestly, we got into this because the alternative was bad. Buyers were dealing with factories that quoted one thing, shipped another, and went quiet when problems showed up. We thought there was a better way to run things — not complicated, just more straightforward. Quote what you mean. Sample fast. Pick up the phone.
Most of our customers found us after a bad experience somewhere else. A buyer in Germany whose last supplier swapped lens material mid-run. A US distributor who got 4,000 pairs with mismatched temple lengths. We hear these stories a lot. They stay with us because that kind of thing doesn’t happen here — and when something does go sideways, we don’t wait for you to notice.
We run OEM and ODM projects, handle private label eyewear from scratch, and supply wholesale bulk orders for retailers and distributors. Small first orders are fine. We’d rather earn the repeat business.
OEM & ODM Production
Develop products to your specifications or work with our design team to create something new from scratch.
Private Label Eyewear
Apply your logo, choose your colors, and build a branded line without running your own production line.
Wholesale Supply
Stock retail-ready eyewear at factory prices. We support mixed orders, fast restocking, and global shipping.
Eyewear Manufacturing Solutions
Three production lines, each focused on one thing. The sunglasses team doesn't touch reading glasses. The safety eyewear team runs its own QC checklist. It sounds obvious but most factories mix everything together and that's where mistakes happen.
Sunglasses Manufacturer
Polarized, fashion, sport — we’ve made most of it. The lens coating is done in-house, which matters more than people realize. When coating goes out to a third party, you add 5–8 days and a new variable for defects. We keep it under one roof on purpose.
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Reading Glasses Manufacturer
Reading glasses sound simple until the diopter accuracy is off by 0.25 and your pharmacy buyer sends the whole shipment back. We’ve been doing this long enough to know where the problems hide — hinge tension, lens centration, temple fit. Our sampling process exists to catch those things before bulk production, not after.
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Safety Glasses Manufacturer
ANSI Z87.1 and CE EN166 certified. We supply construction companies, industrial distributors, and safety equipment wholesalers. The specs are non-negotiable in this category — a buyer in Texas or Germany can’t sell safety glasses that fail drop ball, and we don’t ship anything that would.
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Custom & Private Label
Your Design.
Our Production Line.
Some buyers come with finished tech packs. Others send a photo of a competitor’s frame and say “something like this but with our logo and in matte black.” Both are fine. We’ve worked with brands at every stage of the design process and we’re used to filling in the gaps.
Buy Direct.
Save the Margin.
Factory-direct pricing means what it sounds like. There's no agent taking a cut, no trading company margin stacked on top. You deal with us, the actual manufacturer. That gap in price — usually 15–30% compared to buying through a middleman — tends to surprise buyers the first time they see it.
For distributors managing a wide catalog, we support mixed-model orders — you don't have to hit MOQ separately on every SKU. A lot of our wholesale buyers started with one trial container. Most of them are still ordering three years later, which tells you something about how the product actually performs on shelf.
View Wholesale Options →- Bulk sunglasses orders — single and mixed models
- Low MOQ available for new buyers
- Fast restocking on in-stock styles
- Retail-ready packaging included
- FOB and CIF shipping arrangements
- Export documentation and customs support
- Dedicated account manager for repeat buyers
How We Work
Eyewear Manufacturing Process
People ask us why sampling takes 7–14 days when other factories claim 3. The honest answer is that 3-day samples skip steps. Lens coating needs to cure. Hinge tension needs to be tested over multiple open/close cycles, not just checked once. We’d rather give you a sample that represents the actual product.
Material Sourcing
We source acetate, TR90, metal, and polycarbonate from verified suppliers with traceability documentation.
Frame Production
Injection molding for TR90 and PC frames; CNC milling and hand finishing for acetate; stamping for metal.
Lens Coating
In-house coating line handles UV400, AR, mirror, polarized, and photochromic lens treatments.
Assembly & Logo
Lens fitting, hinge assembly, logo application — all completed on dedicated assembly stations.
Quality Inspection
UV400, drop ball, hinge fatigue, lens clarity, and frame alignment checked before packaging.
Packing & Export
Order packed to your specification, export documents prepared, and shipment dispatched with tracking.
We Inspect Before
You Have to Complain.
We've had buyers tell us our QC reports are more detailed than what they get from their current supplier's finished goods inspection. That's not an accident. A QC process that only catches problems at the end of production isn't really a QC process — it's just a last chance to throw away bad product. Ours starts at material intake.
UV400 Testing
Every lens batch passes UV spectrometry testing to verify protection levels before assembly.
Drop Ball Test
Lenses meet impact resistance requirements under ANSI and CE test protocol conditions.
Hinge Durability
Hinges cycle through open/close testing cycles to simulate extended product lifetime use.
Lens Inspection
Optical clarity, coating uniformity, and scratch resistance checked under controlled lighting.
Frame Alignment
Temple straightness, lens fit, and overall geometry verified against approved sample spec.
Packaging Check
Final packaged units inspected before carton sealing to catch labeling and packing errors.
The Right Material
for Every Market
The material choice usually comes down to three things: what the product needs to do, what price point you're selling at, and what your customer expects to hold in their hands. Acetate feels different from TR90. Polycarbonate lenses perform differently from nylon under impact. We'll tell you what makes sense for your market rather than just running with whatever's cheapest.
Browse by Product Type
polarized sunglasses
sports sunglasses
cat eye sunglasses
cycling glasses
reading glasses
safety glasses
blue light glasses
We Ship Worldwide.
Paperwork Included.
Shipping eyewear internationally involves more paperwork than most buyers expect the first time — certificate of origin, customs classification codes, test reports for certain markets, sometimes MSDS documentation for coated lenses. We've done this for buyers in 60+ countries and we know what each market typically asks for. We prep the paperwork before you have to ask.
FOB & CIF Options
We work around your freight setup. Use your own forwarder or we can refer one — whatever gets your container moving faster.
Export Documentation
Invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, test reports. We prepare all of it. If your market needs something specific, tell us early and we'll make sure it's ready.
Production Updates
We don't wait for you to ask. You get status updates at key milestones — cutting, assembly complete, QC passed, ready to ship. No news is good news, but we don't make you wonder.
Mixed Container Orders
Multiple models, one shipment. Most of our distributors do this. It keeps freight cost per unit down and lets you test new styles without committing to a full container per SKU.
Eyewear Manufacturing Insights
How Sunglasses Are Made — A Full Factory Walkthrough
From raw acetate blocks to finished frames, we walk through every production stage inside our factory.
MaterialsAcetate vs TR90: Which Frame Material Is Right for Your Line?
We compare the two most popular eyewear materials across weight, cost, durability, and design flexibility.
Custom OEMThe Private Label Eyewear Guide for New Brands
Everything you need to know before placing your first custom order — spec sheets, sampling, MOQs, and timelines.
ImportingHow to Import Eyewear from China Without the Usual Headaches
A practical importer's guide covering supplier vetting, customs, duties, and lead time planning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Build Your
Eyewear Line?
Send us your requirements — product type, quantity, any design references you have. We'll come back within one business day with a realistic assessment and a quote. No sales pitch, just the numbers.