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Custom eyewear manufacturing involves developing a product according to specific design, material, structural or production requirements rather than simply selecting an existing frame from a standard collection.
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Typical starting quantities are approximately 600 pcs per model for acetate and 1,000 pcs per model for metal, TR90 and other selected materials. Actual MOQ depends on the design and production requirements.
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Yes. Custom development can involve new frame geometry, structures, materials, colors, components and other product specifications.
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Some custom designs require new tooling, while others may use existing production resources depending on the project. Tooling requirements are confirmed after reviewing the design.
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Yes. Custom acetate colors and patterns can be evaluated for suitable projects. MOQ and development requirements depend on the material specification and production quantity.
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Yes. Selected components such as hinges, nose pads, temple tips and decorative elements can be considered as part of custom frame development.
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Yes. Branding can be incorporated according to the material, surface, construction and selected production method.
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Development time varies depending on the design complexity, material, tooling, sample requirements and number of revisions. We confirm the estimated timeline after reviewing the project.
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No. IU Eyewear focuses on eyewear frames and sunglasses rather than lens manufacturing.