01 — Start from your design or physical sample
Share a drawing, reference image or physical sample. We review the material, construction and dimensions before agreeing the development and sampling scope.
Discuss your design
EYEWEAR DEVELOPMENT & MANUFACTURING
From an early idea to a frame ready for review
Start with a drawing, physical sample or one of our product examples. We support frame development, sampling and production, with materials and finishes reviewed for your design.
Discuss your projectTHREE WAYS TO BEGIN
Three ways to start your project
Bring a drawing or sample, choose a product example, or discuss an existing design direction for private label.
02 — Develop from a LINGYA product example
Choose a LINGYA example, then discuss material, color, fit, branding and other details. Changes are reviewed against the frame construction; examples do not imply ready stock.
Explore product examples
03 — Existing design / private label
Explore existing design directions for private label, then discuss materials, colors, finishes, logo and packaging. Design availability, customization, MOQ and timing are confirmed after project review; this does not imply ready stock. Customer designs and project information remain private.
Discuss private label requirementsEvery detail can be customized around your brand
- Frame Material
- Choose a material around the desired weight, profile, color depth and manufacturing route.
- Color & Finish
- Review solid, translucent or patterned colors and polished, brushed or matte effects against a physical reference.
- Dimensions & Fit
- Confirm lens width, bridge, temple length and fit. Changes are reviewed together with the frame structure.
- Construction Details
- Discuss hinges, bridges, nose pads, temples and connections as part of the complete frame.
- Logo Application
- Specify artwork, placement, size and color. The marking method is selected for the material and finish.
- Lens Options
- Develop the lens specification around the intended use, frame geometry and customer requirements.
- Packaging
- Coordinate cases, pouches, cleaning cloths, boxes and protective packaging with your brand and shipping requirements.
From brief to shipment
An agreed sample and specification guide production. Quality checks run throughout the process.
Project brief
Share the frame direction, quantity, target market and preferred timing.
Technical review
Review materials, construction and the changes needed before sampling.
Development / sampling
Develop the agreed details and prepare samples for review.
Sample confirmation
Resolve revisions and approve the sample and final specification.
Production preparation
Confirm the order, color split, components and production schedule.
Bulk production
Manufacture to the approved sample and agreed specifications.
Quality control
Check finished frames against the confirmed project requirements.
Packing & shipment
Pack to the agreed configuration and coordinate shipment.
The details around your frame
Lenses and packaging are configured for the confirmed project, not a fixed package.
DEVELOPMENT TIMELINE
Quantity and timing
Sampling and bulk production are planned separately.
Sampling time is confirmed after review of the design, tooling and revisions required.
Bulk production
30–40 daysTypically 30–40 days after sample approval and confirmation of the final specifications and production order. Materials, construction, surface finishing, required processes and order requirements affect the final schedule. Shipping time is separate.
Typical MOQ per style
300 pairsAround 300 pairs per style, with different colorways of the same style combined toward the total. The color split and final MOQ are confirmed after review of the material, construction, finish and order requirements.
Before you start
Practical details to help you prepare the first conversation.
Can different colors be combined toward the MOQ
Yes. Our typical MOQ is around 300 pairs per style, counted across the colorways of that same style. It does not mean 300 pairs in every color. Share your preferred color split so we can confirm quantities against the material, finish and production requirements.
Do I need a complete technical drawing
No. You can begin with a sketch, reference image, physical sample, product example or a short description. Include any dimensions or features that are important to you. We review what is available and identify what needs to be resolved for sampling.
How much can I change an existing product example
Color, finish, branding, lenses and packaging can be reviewed around an existing frame. Changes to dimensions, material or construction may require additional development or tooling. We confirm the feasible scope before proceeding.
Which frame materials do you work with
Acetate, titanium and metal frames are our main production focus. We also review other material directions on a project basis. Share the exact material and construction so availability and production suitability can be confirmed before sampling.
How are sample costs and revisions handled
Sampling costs, tooling requirements and the scope of revisions are reviewed for the specific project before work begins. Share your requirements early so the quotation and development plan reflect the intended frame.
When does the 30–40 day production estimate begin
It refers to bulk production after the sample, final specifications and production order are confirmed. It does not include design development, sampling or shipping. Materials, construction, finishes and the required processes can change the schedule, which is confirmed for each order.
Can you follow our lens and packaging requirements
Yes. Share the lens specification, packaging references, artwork and destination market. We review compatibility, available options, quantities and timing, then confirm the agreed requirements with you.
How do you control quality before shipment
Quality checks run from incoming materials and components through in-process inspection and finished-frame review. The approved sample and confirmed specifications guide the checks before packing and shipment. Project-specific inspection requirements should be discussed during technical review.
What should I send for a useful first review
Send a reference or model number, the intended material, quantity per style and color split, target market and preferred delivery timing. Add lens, logo and packaging requirements where known. A complete specification is not required to start the discussion.
START A PROJECT
Start with what you have today
A drawing, reference image, physical sample or a few sentences are enough for an initial review.
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