Private Label Eyewear for Brands and Distributors

A private-label project may start from buyer-owned drawings, a buyer-owned physical sample, an authorized visual reference or a defined market direction. OEM follows buyer specifications; ODM begins with an agreed concept or available construction direction and adapts it through documented development. Neither route creates automatic design ownership, exclusivity or permission to copy third-party products. Tooling, files, confidentiality and any special rights must be agreed in writing.

• Buyer-owned OEM specification
• Authorized reference or physical sample
• ODM direction with defined changes
• Rights and commercial boundaries recorded separately

Select the core route—acetate or metal, sunglasses or optical frames—then define style count, colors, lens versions, logos and quantities. Standard MOQ is 500 pairs per style in total; exact quantities can be discussed for the model and specification. Colors may be combined, but material, lens, component and decoration minimums can change the feasible allocation. A controlled first matrix makes sample approvals, stock planning and replenishment easier to understand without promising sales performance.

• Product and intended-use decision
• Style, color, lens and logo matrix
• Quantity per model and proposed color split
• Target market and launch timing

Screen printing, laser marking and custom metal decorations can be reviewed according to the frame surface and artwork. The buyer must own or be authorized to use every submitted name, logo, design and reference. XH confirms how approved artwork is applied to the product; it does not register, own or clear the customer’s trademark. Exact color, position and appearance should be approved on physical samples and dimensioned artwork records.

• Authorized vector artwork
• Logo process and placement drawing
• Model and color identification
• Physical brand-detail approval

Cases, pouches, cleaning cloths, cards and retail packaging can be coordinated through XH Glasses Case. Eyewear and packaging may have different production entities, materials, MOQs, samples, lead times, inspection records and quotations. A shared timeline can reduce duplicated communication and fit mismatches, but no fixed freight saving or universal cost reduction is promised. Final frame dimensions should be used to approve case fit and pack-out.

• Case, pouch and cleaning cloth options
• Shared artwork and color references
• Separate MOQ, quotation and sample approval
• Fit, pack-out and ready-date coordination

XH Glasses is operated by Wuxi Xinjintai International Trade Co., Ltd., which handles international enquiries, commercial coordination and export. Eyewear production for agreed projects is carried out by Ronghao (Shenzhen) Glasses Co., Ltd. at its production facility in Huizhou. The buyer remains responsible for brand rights, consumer claims, sales channels and destination-market obligations unless a written agreement assigns a specific task differently.

• Contract and export route confirmed in writing
• Production scope linked to the approved model
• Buyer-owned brand and market decisions
• Testing and documentation planned for the final product