Five PDF references for acetate colours, textures and surface effects. Shortlist original material codes, then confirm your selection with physical samples.
Prepared 4 October 2026 · English and Chinese reference text · Free PDF access, no form required
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PDF · 136 pages · 18.2 MiB
Compare transparent, solid and opaline colours, multilayer sheets and gradients. Start here when colour depth or the relationship between front and temple colours is central to your design.
PDF · 69 pages · 22.5 MiB
Browse tortoiseshell, Havana, marble, wood-look and horn-look patterns. These are visual texture references for acetate, not claims that the frames contain natural wood, horn or tortoiseshell.
PDF · 145 pages · 57.7 MiB
Explore stripes, fine lines, floral and animal-inspired patterns, lattice, camouflage, dots and other graphic effects. Use the original material code to identify a selection; a pattern name alone is not a specification.
PDF · 41 pages · 18.8 MiB
Review glitter, pearl and chameleon effects, fabric and creative laminations, strip laminations and printed effects. Confirm the selected construction and finish with a physical sample before approval.
PDF · 549 pages · 63.3 MiB
Browse the supplier release archive from 2015 to 2026 for collection inspiration. Use Volumes 01–04 to shortlist individual material codes. Historical series and pictured frame designs do not establish current stock or finished-frame availability.
940 pages across five PDFs. The lookbook overlaps Volumes 01–04; entries are not a count of unique materials. Inclusion does not guarantee current stock, ongoing production or identical pattern placement. Lighting, thickness and finish can change appearance.
No. Screen settings, lighting, sheet thickness and finish can change the apparent colour and transparency. Use the PDFs to shortlist original material codes, then approve colour and appearance using physical samples.
Use Volume 02, Natural Textures. It groups tortoiseshell, Havana, marble, wood-look and horn-look references. These names describe appearance; they do not mean the material is natural wood, horn or tortoiseshell.
Do not assume identical pattern placement. The reference documents do not guarantee it. Review a sample made with the selected material and agree which variations are acceptable before approving production.
No. The lookbook is a historical release archive. Confirm current availability, sheet thickness, finish, material minimum order and lead time for the specific code. A pictured frame is an appearance reference, not a finished-frame stock listing.
Send the document name, page number, original material code, intended frame model or drawing, preferred finish and planned order quantity. Physical sample review and specification confirmation come before final material approval.