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A new collection from your design
Start with a drawing or 3D model that communicates the intended frame shape, dimensions, and construction.
Custom Development
Develop Your Eyewear Design with a Defined Project Brief
Start from a drawing, 3D model, reference sample, or design concept. We review the frame and its project requirements before confirming the appropriate sampling route.
Service Scope
Suitable for project-based frame development
Custom development brings the design and commercial requirements into one review. It is not a ready-stock selection or a promise that every proposed design can follow the same route.
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A direction based on a reference frame
Use a reference sample to explain the proportions, construction direction, or details you want reviewed for a new project.
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A private-label project with defined requirements
Bring together the frame direction, branding, finish, quantity, packaging, and other written requirements in one brief.
Where to Begin
Start with the clearest information you have
A project does not need to begin in the same format every time. The starting material should make the intended frame and the decisions already made as clear as possible.
Technical drawing
Share the available dimensions, construction details, and notes that define the intended frame.
3D model
Provide the model together with any requirements that may not be clear from the geometry alone.
Reference sample
Identify which proportions or details are relevant and what should be changed for the proposed project.
Design concept
If the design is still developing, send the clearest concept and the decisions already made.
Development Review
Review the frame as one complete project
These areas are considered together before the suitable sample route and final order requirements can be confirmed.
- Material direction
- Frame construction
- Target dimensions
- Finish and color requirements
- Logo and branding position
- Packaging, quality checks, and other written requirements
Project Flow
Confirm the project before production
The sequence keeps the sample and written requirements connected to the production decision.
Requirements review
We review the available design information, intended material, quantity, branding, finish, and other project requirements.
Sample development
The sample scope, cost, and schedule are confirmed for the project before sample development begins.
Sample and requirements confirmation
The sample and the key written project requirements are reviewed before a bulk production decision.
Production
Production proceeds after the sample and relevant project requirements have been confirmed.
Project Variables
What affects MOQ, cost, and schedule
The starting MOQ for qualified OEM projects is 100 pairs. Final MOQ, cost, and schedule are reviewed against the complete project rather than confirmed from one specification alone.
Construction and dimensions
The frame structure and dimensional requirements affect how the project needs to be evaluated.
Material and finish
The intended material, color, and surface direction need to be considered with the complete design.
Customization requirements
Branding, packaging, and other project-specific requirements can change the scope of development and production.
Quantity and sample requirements
Estimated quantity, sample needs, and the target schedule help determine the appropriate project route.
Prepare Your Enquiry
Build a useful first project brief
Send the information already available. Missing details can be identified during review rather than guessed before the project begins.
- Your drawing, 3D model, reference sample, or clearest design concept
- Preferred material and proposed frame construction
- Target dimensions, finish, and color direction
- Logo position, branding, and packaging requirements
- Estimated order quantity
- Target schedule or launch context, if already defined
Before You Enquire
Custom development questions
Can we start with a design concept rather than a finished technical drawing?
Yes. A project can begin from a design concept, drawing, 3D model, or reference sample. Send the clearest information available, and the open requirements can be identified during the initial review.
Can you review a frame based on our own design?
Yes. The proposed design and its material, construction, dimensions, finish, branding, quantity, packaging, and other relevant requirements can be reviewed together before the sampling route is confirmed.
Can we confirm a sample before bulk production?
Yes. The sample and relevant written project requirements are confirmed before production proceeds. The exact sample scope, cost, and schedule depend on the project.
What is the starting minimum order quantity?
The starting MOQ for qualified OEM projects is 100 pairs. The final MOQ depends on the frame construction, material, finish, and customization requirements.
How are cost and schedule confirmed?
They are reviewed after the design, sample requirements, material, finish, quantity, branding, packaging, and other project requirements are understood. We do not apply one fixed cost or lead time to every frame.
OEM & Private Label
Ready to Review Your Custom Frame Project?
Send the design information, intended material, quantity, branding, and other requirements already available. We’ll review the brief before confirming the appropriate next step.