OEM Eyewear Manufacturing Process
A clear and controlled OEM process helps eyewear brands move from design confirmation to sample development, mass production, quality inspection, packaging, and global delivery.
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From Concept to Finished Eyewear
Deepward follows a structured manufacturing process to reduce communication risk, improve sample accuracy, and ensure stable production quality for custom eyewear projects.
Clear Requirements
We confirm design, material, quantity, logo, packaging, and delivery needs before production starts.
Sample Before Production
Samples help verify frame structure, fitting, appearance, logo effect, and production feasibility.
Controlled Production
Each production stage follows confirmed specifications, quality checkpoints, and approved samples.
Final Inspection
Finished eyewear is inspected for appearance, alignment, hinge performance, lens fitting, and packaging.
Deepward OEM Eyewear Process
This process applies to OEM optical frames, OEM sunglasses, private label eyewear, custom acetate frames, titanium eyewear, metal eyewear, and other custom eyewear projects.
Project Requirement Review
We review your drawings, samples, reference images, target materials, product category, quantity, logo requirements, packaging needs, and market positioning.
Technical Confirmation
Our team confirms frame structure, size, bridge width, temple length, hinges, nose pads, lens fitting, surface finish, and production feasibility.
Quotation & Production Plan
After confirming requirements, we provide pricing, sample cost, MOQ, estimated lead time, packaging options, and production suggestions.
Sample Development
Prototype samples are produced to check frame appearance, fitting, comfort, logo application, material effect, and manufacturing details.
Sample Review & Approval
Your team reviews samples and provides feedback. We adjust details if needed before confirming the final production sample.
Mass Production
Production starts according to approved samples and confirmed specifications. Materials, processing, assembly, and packaging are controlled during production.
Quality Inspection
We inspect frame dimensions, surface finish, hinge opening and closing, temple alignment, lens fitting, logo quality, and final appearance.
Packaging & Delivery
Finished eyewear is packed according to your brand requirements, then prepared for international shipment with export support and delivery coordination.
What Should You Prepare Before Starting?
Providing clear project details helps us evaluate feasibility faster and give you more accurate suggestions.
Design Files or Samples
Drawings, CAD files, reference images, existing samples, or product ideas.
Material Requirements
Acetate, titanium, stainless steel, metal, carbon fiber, or other material preferences.
Quantity & MOQ Target
Estimated order quantity, launch quantity, repeat order plan, or market testing quantity.
Logo & Branding
Logo files, branding position, packaging requirements, label design, and retail presentation.
Product Specifications
Frame size, lens type, hinge details, colors, finishing, and packaging accessories.
Target Market
Retail market, price positioning, customer group, and product style direction.
Quality Checks During OEM Production
Quality control is included throughout the process, not only at the final stage.
| Inspection Stage | What We Check |
|---|---|
| Material Inspection | Material appearance, color consistency, surface condition, and suitability for production. |
| In-Process Inspection | Cutting accuracy, polishing quality, welding condition, assembly details, and production consistency. |
| Frame Size Check | Lens width, bridge width, temple length, frame height, alignment, and fitting dimensions. |
| Functional Check | Hinge opening and closing, temple alignment, lens fitting, screw tightness, and wearing comfort. |
| Appearance Inspection | Surface finish, scratches, color difference, logo effect, polishing, and overall appearance. |
| Packaging Inspection | Packaging completeness, logo position, accessories, labels, and final presentation. |
Why a Clear OEM Process Matters
A structured process helps reduce misunderstanding, avoid unnecessary revisions, shorten development time, and make production more predictable.
- Clear expectations before sample development
- Better control over design, material, and cost
- Reduced sample revision risk
- More stable mass production quality
- More predictable lead time and delivery planning
OEM Process FAQ
Can you make samples before mass production?
Yes. We recommend sample development before mass production to confirm design, material, fitting, and quality details.
Can you work from reference samples?
Yes. You can send reference samples, drawings, images, or design files for technical review and development.
Can you help improve production feasibility?
Yes. Our team can suggest adjustments to improve structure, durability, comfort, production efficiency, and cost control.
Start Your OEM Eyewear Project
Send us your drawings, samples, product ideas, material requirements, quantity, and packaging needs. Our team will help you evaluate the process, sample development, MOQ, and production details.
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