Review the decisions that shape a custom eyewear collection: development scope, production quantities, sample approvals, quality requirements, delivery and replenishment.
Sun Shing Optical supports manufacturing discussions with international eyewear, fashion, apparel, sports, outdoor and lifestyle brands from its production base in Xiamen, China.
Use these answers to prepare a supplier review and project brief. Confirm quantities, costs, testing and timing for the selected product before releasing an order.
Sun Shing Optical is an eyewear manufacturer in Xiamen, China. Its OEM/ODM programs cover optical frames, sunglasses, sports eyewear, fishing sunglasses and safety eyewear. International eyewear, fashion, apparel, sports, outdoor and lifestyle brands can discuss custom collections and repeat production. Confirm the technical scope and market requirements for each proposed product.
For OEM, provide your design package or reference sample and identify the specifications the factory must follow. For ODM, explain the product brief and the development support required. For private label adaptation, identify the proposed style and changes to color, lenses, logo and packaging. Agree on design rights, tooling ownership and permitted changes before development begins.
Provide the number of styles, colors and units per style and color, together with a launch order range and replenishment forecast. MOQ depends on the selected design, materials, components, lenses, packaging and tooling. Ask for a project-specific quantity proposal; catalog examples are development references rather than ready-stock offers.
Agree on the product specification, dimensions, materials, lens requirements, colors, branding and packaging. Record the approved sample reference, acceptance criteria, testing scope and the person responsible for approvals. Confirm changes in writing before production release; approval of a development sample alone does not confirm a production slot.
Identify the destination markets, intended use and applicable buyer requirements first. Request documents and test evidence relevant to the proposed model and materials, and agree on the inspection scope and acceptance criteria. For safety eyewear or specialist performance claims, confirm the applicable standards and supporting evidence before approval; do not assume a general factory document covers every product.
Share the target launch date, required delivery date, quantities and delivery terms with the named place. Confirm development and sample approvals separately from bulk production and transit. Materials, tooling, testing and approval timing affect the schedule, so obtain a written project-specific plan before committing to a launch date.
Provide the expected replenishment timing, quantity range and any planned seasonal changes. Keep the approved specification and sample reference for comparison. Before a repeat order, confirm component availability, material or color changes, inspection requirements, pricing and delivery timing with the factory.
Send your company or brand website, destination markets, product category, drawings or references, quantities by style and color, target launch date and expected repeat demand. Include packaging and testing requirements and identify undecided details. Use the production RFQ form to submit the project directly through this website.
The enquiry process is for made-to-order OEM/ODM manufacturing, brand collections and repeat production. Sun Shing Optical does not handle ready-stock or clearance enquiries, single-piece consumer retail or dropshipping requests. Discuss a project-specific manufacturing quantity before requesting a production quotation.
Include your company website, specifications, launch quantities and destination markets. If details remain open, identify them so the factory can review the development scope before quoting.
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