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Start a sunglasses line: your logo on a frame a factory already makes.
Most small eyewear brands start by branding a stock frame: choose the shape and size, the frame and lens colours, put the logo on the temple and the case, and order a first run. This page does that plan with you: it draws the frame to scale, costs each pair from your factory's prices, and drafts the quote request, including the safety test reports to ask for.
Frame
Shape, size and colour
Branding
Cost and price
Costs use an example sheet of placeholder numbers, not a quote. Replace the landed cost with your factory's figure.
Quote request
Questions
What does 52□18-145 on sunglasses mean?
Lens width 52 mm, bridge 18 mm, temple (arm) length 145 mm. The total frame width is about two lens widths plus the bridge plus a few millimetres of rim and hinge each side.
What do I need to sell my own sunglasses in the EU?
In the EU and UK sunglasses are personal protective equipment, category I. Ask the factory for an EN ISO 12312-1 test report, the filter category to mark on the temple, and a declaration of conformity. In the US, sunglasses need the FDA impact-resistance (drop-ball) test. Check the current rules for your market; this is not legal advice.