Buyer-side eyewear desk
optical frames distributor
The optical frames wholesale line you send us
Reference, millimetre size and quantity for an optical frames distributor program.
What this desk matches for optical frames wholesale
Factories quoting that same optical frames specification.
What stays blank on a optical frames wholesale quote
Marking, coating and lead time until confirmed.
What to align before comparing optical frames distributor quotes
An optical frames distributor purchase is only readable when size, material and packing unit sit on the same offer. Project use notes do not replace millimetre sizing. We do not publish a market percentage or a list price.
Frame size
Lens width, bridge and temple in millimetres.
Lens design
Demo lens, open rim or prescription-ready path when stated.
Marking
Ask whether Z87 or another mark is on this model only when safety paths are requested.
Who sends this optical frames distributor brief
Retail optical groups
Need size runs and material families written so demo pairs and open rims are not silent substitutes.
Regional distributors
Need quantity by model, destination labels and whether cases ship inners separately from the pair count.
Clinic and lab buyers
Need plano or prescription confirmed, millimetre size stated, and documents that name the exact model before issue.
Site conditions that change the purchase line
Shared stockrooms often need a hard case so temples are not bent between shipments. A distributor program for several US destinations must keep packing language identical when quantity breaks are compared. Plano and prescription-ready paths are different quote lines; mixing them under one quantity hides diopter scope. Lens width, bridge and temple in millimetres beat a one-size claim when fit matters. Optional budget with currency and per-unit or whole-order basis can sit in the requirement field; it does not become a published price on this site. Continue with the inquiry catalog or the contact form when the job site and frame family are named.
Selection trade-offs buyers still decide
Marked frame size versus one-size claims
Marked size: lens width, bridge width and temple length in millimetres can be checked on the sample before bulk. One-size language is only acceptable if the buyer agrees the fit range stays unspecified and will not compare millimetre tolerances across factories. Pupillary distance stays a dispensing note; it does not replace frame width on the quotation.
Acetate versus metal construction
Acetate optical frames and metal temple paths are different quote lines. A lower unit price that drops spring hinge type, nose pad style or colour finish is not the same offer. Mixed construction also needs its own quantity row when used. Titanium or polycarbonate claims belong only on the named model.
Uncoated versus coated finish
Anti-reflective coating, hard coat and polarization change cost. They are not included unless the supplier writes them in. An uncoated demo pair priced lower is not the same offer as a coated retail-ready frame.
Plano path versus prescription-ready path
Plano demo pairs and prescription-ready optical frames are different quote lines. Reader diopter or edged single vision scope must be named when the buyer needs corrective power in the first priced line.
Limits this desk will not paper over
- Size and material notes must name the quoted model; a brochure for a sibling SKU is not transferable.
- Coatings, cases and freight stay excluded unless written inside the first priced line.
- Workplace hazard assignment, fit testing and destination labeling remain with the buyer and named supplier.
Keep contact lenses, camera lenses and unrelated sunglass fashion SKUs off this brief unless the buyer writes that path. Factory replies carry the numbers; this desk does not invent stock, MOQ or a savings percentage.