Choosing acetate eyeglass frame suppliers starts with deciding what you need to buy: existing styles, existing frames with your logo, or a design developed for your brand. These routes involve different ordering conditions, sample approvals and production requirements.
This guide compares eight suppliers using their official product and service pages. It focuses on optical frames for wholesalers, retailers and private-label buyers—not finished prescription glasses for individual consumers.
Editorial disclosure: Titanium Frames manufactures and supplies eyeglass frames. The companies below are presented alphabetically, not ranked from best to worst. Inclusion reflects publicly documented products and purchasing options, not factory inspections, product testing or an existing business relationship.
The header image is our own catalogue model 23049. Website screenshots identify the companies discussed; their brands and images belong to their respective owners and do not imply endorsement.
How We Selected These Acetate Frame Suppliers
Each company has an official page identifying acetate optical frames and a business purchasing or enquiry route. We looked for information buyers could use to start a specific conversation: a product catalogue, identifiable models, wholesale ordering or documented customisation options.
The selection criteria were:
- Acetate optical frames explicitly identified in the supplier’s own materials.
- A wholesale, private-label or manufacturing enquiry route.
- Enough product or service information to distinguish the offer.
- An official source that buyers can review before contacting the company.
An acetate category page does not establish every product’s exact construction. A collection may include mixed-material frames, and a supplier’s general customisation policy may not apply to every model.
If you need to define the material before comparing suppliers, start with our guide to acetate glasses frames. It separates sheet material, component construction and sample checks.
Company descriptions below reflect the linked sources. The questions and comparisons are editorial purchasing guidance. Current stock, prices, minimum orders and delivery dates need written confirmation.
Acetate Eyeglass Frame Suppliers at a Glance
Compare the purchasing route before comparing unit prices. A stocked frame, a logo-customised frame and a newly developed design are different quotations.
| Supplier | Publicly documented offer | First question to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Ajaoptical | Acetate catalogue, wholesale, private label and OEM/ODM | Which selected models are available, and what changes are supported? |
| Broad Optical | Acetate optical frames for wholesale and custom orders | What is the exact material and construction of the quoted model? |
| Conchen Eyewear | Named acetate models and OEM/private-label services | Is this an existing-model order or new development? |
| Finewell Eyewear | Model-specific acetate information and customisation | Which terms apply to this model and order configuration? |
| IU Eyewear | Stock wholesale, logo branding and OEM production | Which route applies to the requested quantity and changes? |
| JaneyCheers | Separate stock, branding and production programmes | How are minimum quantities calculated for the chosen programme? |
| JHEYEWEAR | Acetate frames with OEM/ODM and customisation | Which details require sample approval? |
| OpticiansClub | China-warehouse acetate collections and selected private-label options | Is the selected collection eligible for the requested branding? |
This is a shortlist for further evaluation. It is not a claim that these suppliers offer equivalent products, terms or manufacturing services.
Eight Acetate Frame Suppliers to Consider
Ajaoptical
Ajaoptical’s acetate optical-frame category lists individual models and describes wholesale, private-label and OEM/ODM options for retailers, distributors and brands. Its catalogue gives buyers a way to begin with a product reference rather than a general request for acetate frames. Official acetate collection.
The useful starting point is a shortlist of specific models and the changes you want to make. Separate requests for an existing frame from requests involving a different colour, logo placement or frame design.
Ask which selected models are currently available and which require production. Then confirm whether the quotation covers the catalogue specification or a modified version.
For private-label orders, request confirmation of the proposed logo location and method on the actual model. A general statement that branding is available does not establish that every placement or artwork detail is suitable for every frame.
Broad Optical
Broad Optical presents acetate optical frames for wholesale and custom purchasing. Its category page distinguishes several material or construction descriptions, including cellulose acetate and acetate-metal combinations. Official acetate optical-frame page.
Use those distinctions to ask for a precise product specification, rather than treating the whole category as one material choice. Request the material of the frame front and temples separately, along with the construction of the selected model.
If your brief requires sheet acetate or a particular material designation, put that requirement in writing. Do not assume a broad category label settles the question.
For a quotation covering several styles, ask the supplier to identify differences in material, construction or ordering conditions by model. This makes the offer easier to compare with another supplier’s catalogue and reduces ambiguity when reviewing samples.
Conchen Eyewear
Conchen’s optical-frame page lists identifiable acetate models, including COA3002 and COA3005. It also describes OEM and private-label options across acetate, metal and combination frames. Official optical-frame catalogue.
The model references make it possible to distinguish a catalogue order from a development request. Buyers can start with a listed frame, then specify what should remain unchanged and what needs review.
Ask whether the project involves selecting an existing colour, changing the logo, modifying components or developing a different frame shape. Those requests should not be grouped under one undefined custom price.
For combination frames, request a component-level material description. An acetate-related collection does not necessarily mean every part of the frame is acetate. Confirm the sample approval process and how changes affect the quotation.
Finewell Eyewear
Finewell’s LT1089 product page identifies acetate for both the frame and temples. It also publishes model-level information covering custom colour, logo, minimum quantity and lead time. Official LT1089 product page.
This is a model-specific enquiry reference, not a statement of terms for Finewell’s entire catalogue. Published minimums and timing should be reconfirmed for the exact colour mix and customisation requested.
Include the model number in your enquiry and ask what the quotation includes. Clarify whether the quantity applies to a model, a colour or the complete order, and whether sample preparation is separate from production time.
If you request a colour or logo different from the displayed product, ask which version will be used for approval. Keep the approved configuration attached to the order rather than relying on the original web listing alone.
IU Eyewear
IU Eyewear’s acetate page describes three purchasing routes: in-stock wholesale, logo branding and OEM production from a buyer’s design. It presents these as options for professional buyers, including distributors, retailers and private-label brands. Official acetate supply page.
The main comparison point is which route actually applies to your enquiry. Ordering an existing frame and requesting a new front or temple design should be discussed separately.
For standard styles, ask for model-level stock confirmation and the available colour assortment. For branding, identify the artwork, placement and packaging requirements. For development, specify which dimensions and structural details are fixed and which are open to recommendation.
Do not apply a general minimum-order claim to every configuration. Request written terms for the selected models and changes, including samples, production and repeat orders.
JaneyCheers
JaneyCheers separates its acetate offering into stock wholesale, custom branding and custom production. Its page publishes different minimum-order and timing descriptions for those programmes. Official acetate optical-frame page.
This separation exposes a common quotation problem: comparing a stock order with custom production as though they were the same service.
Ask which programme covers your request and whether quantities are counted per style, per colour or across an assortment. If mixed colours are permitted, confirm the allocation required for each colour.
The company uses several material and manufacturing descriptions within its acetate offering. Buyers with a specific construction requirement should request confirmation against the chosen model.
Treat published lead times as starting points for discussion. Ask when the production clock begins and whether artwork approval, sampling or changes are included.
JHEYEWEAR
JHEYEWEAR has a dedicated acetate optical-frame category and describes OEM/ODM services, including colour and logo customisation and sample development. Official acetate optical-frame category.
A useful enquiry should turn those broad service options into a defined approval list. State the selected style, target dimensions, colour requirements, logo placement and packaging needs.
Ask which specifications are fixed by the existing model and which can be changed. For each requested change, clarify whether it affects sample preparation, minimum quantities or production timing.
Rather than relying on a general quality or compliance statement, ask what documentation is available for the actual product and destination market. Before confirming production, make sure the quotation and approved sample refer to the same configuration.
OpticiansClub
OpticiansClub’s China-warehouse page identifies the SIXXIS Acetate collection and describes private-label options for selected warehouse collections. It distinguishes branding on the frame temple and demo lens from demo-lens-only branding. Official China-warehouse and private-label information.
This is primarily a collection-selection and ordering conversation; it should not automatically be treated as a new-frame development service. Start by checking whether your chosen models qualify for the branding you need.
If you intend to sell eyewear under your own label, specify whether that label must appear on the frame itself. A logo on a demo lens and a logo on the temple are different deliverables.
Confirm warehouse location, availability and order conditions for the selected collection. Ask how repeat orders are handled if a model or colour is no longer available.
Stock Frames, Private Label or Custom Development?
Choose the purchasing route first, then build the supplier shortlist around it. A company may offer more than one route, but the conditions are not interchangeable.
Existing styles
Select a catalogue model and confirm its current specification, colours and ordering conditions. This route can suit buyers who want to evaluate an assortment before requesting design changes. Ask about availability, samples, model-level quantities and replenishment.
Listed online does not necessarily mean ready to ship. Ask for confirmation.
Existing styles with private-label changes
Start with an existing frame and define the changes precisely:
- Logo on the frame, demo lens or packaging.
- Colour selection or a new colour requirement.
- Changes to accessories or presentation.
- Alterations to dimensions or components.
A supplier may accept some changes but not others under its standard private-label programme.
Custom development
Provide a drawing, reference frame, image or product brief for evaluation. Not every enquiry needs to begin as a full OEM project. Explain what you want to change and ask what requires development.
Our guide to finding an eyewear manufacturer in China covers manufacturer selection separately.
What to Confirm Before Ordering Acetate Frames
A useful specification identifies the exact product you expect to receive—not just its category name.
Materials and construction
Ask for frame-front and temple materials separately. If you require a specific acetate grade, source or manufacturing method, request supporting information rather than inferring it from photographs. For mixed-material frames, identify which components use each material.
Dimensions and fit
Request documented lens width, bridge and temple length where available. If overall width or another dimension matters to your market, ask explicitly. Do not estimate missing dimensions from a photograph.
Colour and sample approval
Identify the colour reference and how it will be approved. Record the quantity for each colour. Ask how differences between the reference image, sample and proposed production material will be resolved; a catalogue photograph cannot settle the approval.
Branding
Confirm logo location, size and application method. Request an approval showing the artwork on the selected frame or component. Separate frame branding from demo-lens branding and packaging.
Repeat supply
Ask what can be confirmed about future availability and what must be checked again when reordering. Discuss model references, substitution approval and replacement components. An initial order does not guarantee indefinite availability.
How to Request Comparable Quotations
Send each supplier the same brief, then compare the scope as well as the price.
- Identify the product. Include model references or images and state whether you want an existing style or development.
- Specify quantities. Break the order down by model and colour.
- Define changes. List logo, colour, packaging and structural requests separately.
- Request sample terms. Ask what will be supplied for approval, its cost and preparation time.
- Separate timing. Distinguish sampling, approval, production and shipping.
- Record exclusions. Ask which charges, documents or services are not included.
A short enquiry can still be specific:
We are comparing acetate optical frames for our private-label collection. Please quote the attached models for the quantities shown by colour. We need our logo on the temple and would like to review samples before confirming the bulk order. Please identify material specifications, branding options, sample terms, production timing and any separate charges.
Include a target price as a requirement to evaluate—not as evidence that every requested specification can be supplied at that price. Our eyewear quotation comparison guide explains how to compare the commercial scope.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are acetate frame suppliers and manufacturers the same?
Not necessarily. A supplier may manufacture, distribute or organise production through other businesses. A catalogue does not establish which activities take place in-house. Ask who is responsible for production, inspection and resolving specification differences.
Can I order acetate frames with my own logo?
Several companies in this guide publicly offer branding or private-label services. Availability depends on the model, logo location and order conditions. Specify whether branding belongs on the frame, demo lens or packaging and request confirmation.
What is the minimum order for wholesale acetate frames?
There is no single minimum across all suppliers and purchasing routes. Confirm whether it is calculated per model, per colour or by total order value. Our eyewear MOQ guide explains these distinctions.
Do I need technical drawings to start an enquiry?
A model reference, product image or physical frame can help start a discussion. Whether detailed drawings are needed depends on the changes and the supplier’s process. Explain the intended result and ask what additional information is needed.
How should I compare samples from different suppliers?
Check that the samples represent comparable specifications. Record model, material, dimensions, colour and branding. Document differences and ask the supplier to confirm the production specification. A sample without an agreed specification leaves room for interpretation.
Shortlist by Purchasing Route, Then Confirm the Details
For another model-level reference, GGF6009BJZ acetate frame specifications list a 52 mm lens width, 19 mm bridge and 148 mm temples. Ask about current sample and color availability rather than treating a catalog listing as a stock confirmation.
The useful shortlist matches your order—not the most impressive marketing claims.
- Select a small group with a documented offer matching your needs.
- Send the same model-level brief to each.
- Compare written terms and representative samples before committing to production.
For a China-based manufacturing option, explore our acetate eyeglass frames or custom eyewear services. Our 23049 acetate frame shows the kind of model-level specifications to review.
Tell us the style, quantity, target market and logo requirements. A reference image or product link is enough to begin the discussion.