Overview and Selection Guide
Explore frame types built for performance, style, and comfort. Through integrated design-to-production and OEM/ODM, we customize metal sunglasses and optical frames to your brief. Advanced manufacturing in Danyang and a coordinated supply chain in Guangzhou support consistent quality, dependable lead times, and scalable output. Request a quote or samples.
Full‑Rim Frames
- Advantages: durable rims, full lens edge protection, bold look.
- Options: acetate, TR, semi‑titanium, pure titanium; spring hinges; PVD or electroplating.
- Uses: outdoor lines and fashion collections, with custom colors, geometry, and branding.
Rimless Frames
- Advantages: ultra‑light, minimal aesthetic; precision drill mounts; secure hardware.
- Options: titanium or Ultem temples; adjustable nose pads; custom lens shapes.
- Uses: discreet office eyewear and lightweight women’s styles.
Semi‑Rimless Frames
- Advantages: lighter feel with top‑rim reinforcement; modern finish; stable structure.
- Options: stainless steel, semi‑titanium, pure titanium; fatigue‑tested hinges; hypoallergenic plating.
- Uses: browline and minimalist wire looks for business and casual wear.
Fit and Sizing
Low‑Bridge Fit
- Design: raised or adjustable pads, refined splay angles, optimized bridge widths to reduce sliding.
- Options: 14–20 mm bridges; silicone or titanium‑plated pads; Ultem pad arms.
- Outcome: improved stability and comfort across face geometries.
Size Range
- Large: 54–60 mm eye, 140–150 mm temple; reinforced structures for sun coverage and statement profiles.
- Small: 46–52 mm eye, 16–18 mm bridge; balanced weight and precise PD alignment.
Materials and Lightweight Builds
Titanium (Pure and Semi)
- Pure: ultra‑light, hypoallergenic; anodized or plated finishes; spring hinge options.
- Semi: titanium front with alloy temples for cost‑performance balance.
Acetate
- Color layering, polished edges, and bold profiles; mirror‑polish or satin textures with tight tolerance.
TR & Ultem
- Memory flexibility, impact resistance, and low weight suited to high‑wear scenarios.
Lightweight Designs
- Goal: sub‑12 g achievable depending on size and material.
- Methods: thin‑wall titanium, memory TR, or Ultem temples; micro spring hinges.
Wire and Sunglasses Lines
Wire Metal Eyewear
- Metals: stainless steel, semi‑titanium, pure titanium.
- Finishes: PVD, electroplated, or matte brushed.
- Details: anti‑slip silicone pads and titanium pad arms; controlled color palettes.
Metal Sunglasses
- Chassis: durable metal frames with UV‑rated lenses.
- Options: polarized, gradient, or mirror lenses; UV400 compliance.
- Styles: aviator, double bridge, flat‑top; custom logos, temple tips, and plating tones.
Customization and Production
- End‑to‑end: concept, 3D modeling, tooling, and mass production with precise geometry and color control.
- Prototyping: rapid samples, stable lead times, and scalable replenishment via integrated processes.
- Quality: durability, finish, and fit testing with material certifications. Samples available on request.
Manufacturing Advantages
In‑house production and coordinated Guangzhou–Danyang operations support consistent build quality. Processes enable efficient collaboration and flexible scheduling across collections.
FAQs
How do I choose for a low‑bridge fit?
Select raised or adjustable pads and balanced splay angles to improve stability.
Which materials are lightest?
Pure titanium, beta‑titanium, TR, and Ultem deliver low weight with strength.
Can rimless lens shapes be customized?
Yes. Custom contours are supported with drill mounts and anti‑loosening hardware.
What finishes are available for metal frames?
PVD, electroplating, matte brushed, and controlled paint systems.
How does a wire frame compare to a full‑rim design?
Wire frames look minimal and light; full‑rim designs add lens protection and visual presence.
