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Custom Acetate Optical Frames for OEM/ODM Projects

XH Glasses supports OEM and ODM acetate optical frame development for brands, distributors and importers. Frame shape, dimensions, acetate direction, components, logo application and packaging are confirmed at model level before sampling.

MOQ
500 pairs per style
Exact quantity negotiable by model.
Sample
7–10 working days
Production
About 25 working days

Direct answer

XH Glasses develops custom acetate optical frames from buyer-owned drawings, physical samples or authorized visual directions. Projects can review frame geometry, acetate color and pattern, finish, components, branding and packaging. Frames are supplied with non-prescription demo lenses only; final materials, dimensions, testing and destination-market requirements are confirmed before production.

Customization direction

Color-rich optical frame development

Standard MOQ is 500 pairs per style in total; exact quantities can be discussed for the model and specification. Colors may be combined, subject to materials, lenses, components and process feasibility. Sampling is typically 7–10 working days after requirements are confirmed; bulk production is approximately 25 working days after sample approval and order confirmation.

Availability, material identity, components, dimensions, finish, testing criteria and documentation are confirmed case by case. Optical frames use non-prescription demo lenses only. Prescription lenses, prescription-lens selection, edging and fitting are not supplied.

01

Use acetate to build a visible collection language

Acetate sheet gives an optical collection a broad visual range through solid, transparent, translucent, Havana-style and layered effects. Those terms describe design directions, not a guaranteed supplier, composition or environmental attribute. The selected sheet reference, color, thickness and availability are checked for the actual model. Pattern placement can vary across cut parts, so the buyer should decide how variation will be judged and approve the appearance on a physical sample.

  • Solid and transparent color directions
  • Havana-style and layered visual effects
  • Polished or matte sample direction
  • Supplier and sheet reference confirmed by project
02

Control the geometry that affects frame and lens fitting

A mood image can establish style, but an optical frame brief also needs measurable geometry. Lens width, bridge, temple length, overall frame width, rim profile and the relationship between the front, hinge and temple should be recorded. XH supplies a non-prescription demo lens; the final prescription lens selection, edging and fitting are outside the supplied scope and remain with the buyer’s optical channel or eye-care professional.

  • Dimensioned drawing or measured reference
  • Frame front, bridge and temple relationships
  • Hinge, temple core and visible hardware review
  • Non-prescription demo lens only
03

Approve color, finish and brand details physically

Screen displays are useful for direction but cannot establish the final appearance of a sheet, polish, matte finish, printed logo or metal decoration. Critical colors and patterns should be approved against a physical reference. Logo size, position, contrast and process are confirmed on the actual temple or frame surface, and any named supplier or special material request is tied to supporting purchasing information rather than inferred from an image.

  • Physical color and pattern reference
  • Approved surface appearance
  • Dimensioned logo placement
  • Component and decoration compatibility
04

Plan market evidence as part of the product brief

Optical-frame requirements depend on the intended purpose, destination market, parties named on the product and the final configuration. No certification or blanket compliance is represented by this page. If testing, restricted-substance documentation, traceability, labeling or buyer-appointed inspection is required, define the scope before quotation so samples, timing, cost and document ownership can be planned with the model.

  • Destination country and sales channel
  • Required standard or buyer protocol
  • Label, traceability and document owner
  • Testing and inspection agreed separately

Specification decisions

What the buyer confirms.
What XH reviews.

DecisionBuyer inputXH project review
Frame geometryLens width, bridge, temple length, overall width and rim directionConstruction feasibility and sample route
Acetate directionSheet reference, color, transparency, pattern and finishAvailability, minimums and sample appearance
ComponentsHinge, temple core and visible decoration requirementsCompatibility and sourcing by project
BrandingAuthorized artwork, size, location, color and processApplication method and physical sample
Demo lensNon-prescription fitting/display lens directionFit with the approved frame construction
Market scopeDestination, labels, tests, inspection and document needsProject-specific coordination and quotation inputs

Before quotation

Prepare an acetate optical frame brief

Start with the information that changes construction and sourcing decisions. Mark which points are fixed, which are target directions and which remain open for engineering review. This lets the quotation separate confirmed requirements from assumptions.

Project route

From brief to
shipment handover.

  1. 01Brief and rights review
  2. 02Geometry and material feasibility
  3. 03Color, component and logo sampling
  4. 04Physical sample and written specification approval
  5. 05Production planning and agreed inspection
  6. 06Export coordination and shipment handover

Capabilities, materials, timing, testing, documentation and commercial terms apply only when stated in the final quotation or written agreement.

500 pairsTypical MOQ per style total; proposed colors reviewed together
7–10 daysTypical sampling after relevant requirements are confirmed
~25 daysTypical production after sample approval and order confirmation
Demo lensesOptical frames only; no prescription lenses supplied

Frequently asked questions

Confirm the scope
before sampling.

Do acetate optical frames include prescription lenses?+

No. XH Glasses supplies optical frames with non-prescription demo lenses for display, transport and fitting reference. Prescription lenses are not supplied.

Can colors be combined within the 500-pair MOQ?+

Potentially. Standard MOQ is 500 pairs per style in total; exact quantities can be discussed for the model and specification. Colors may be combined. The feasible split depends on acetate sheet, components, logo process and the approved production setup.

Can you use a named acetate supplier or custom sheet color?+

A named supplier, grade or custom sheet color can be reviewed when it is included in the brief. Availability, supporting documents, material minimums, cost and lead time are confirmed for the individual project.

Are acetate optical frames automatically hypoallergenic or sustainable?+

No. Material, environmental and skin-contact claims require precise definitions and supporting evidence for the selected components and final product. No blanket claim is made.

What should we approve before bulk production?+

The buyer should approve a physical sample and written specification covering dimensions, acetate reference, components, finish, demo lens, logo, markings and packaging. Destination-market testing or documentation must be agreed separately.

Your market. Your specifications.

Turn this direction
into your collection.