Define what the new frame must do before tooling.
Treat an original kids eyewear concept as a development project: structure, fit, sample stages, tooling and commercial ownership all need decisions.
Give us the intended market, model references, quantities by variant and target date. We will review the project against the selected product and configuration.

Turn your concept into a development brief.
Design inputs
Provide drawings or references, intended wearer, measured fit targets and material preferences you have the right to use.
Feasibility review
Identify which features need a new mold or different assembly, and what can use existing components.
Commercial framework
Request a written proposal for design revision, samples, tooling, ownership, quantity and timeline.
Record the design and tooling decisions.
| Item | Buyer input | Review point |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Drawings and key dimensions | Technical feasibility |
| Material | Frame and temple request | Processing and test plan |
| Prototype | Revision goals | Sample milestones |
| Tooling | New mold elements | Cost, ownership and usage terms |
| Order | Forecast and market | Production terms |
This is a planning checklist. Availability, compatibility, documentation and commercial conditions are confirmed for the specific project.
Track prototype revisions and approval stages.
Review prototypes by version. Sign off on dimensions, appearance, assembly and any product-specific testing before production tooling is treated as approved.
Read the sampling and ordering guide →Agree tooling rights, costs and milestones.
Original development does not imply exclusivity, free tooling, ownership transfer or a fixed schedule. Agree these terms in writing for the project.
Questions about this buying plan
Does paying for tooling automatically transfer ownership?
Ownership, usage rights, maintenance, storage and any exclusivity need to be agreed for the project. Do not infer those terms from a tooling price alone.
What should we provide for an initial feasibility review?
Supply drawings or references you are permitted to share, the intended use, key dimensions, material preferences, target quantities and unresolved questions. Keep design revisions identifiable through sampling.
Continue with the right detail.
Send your buying brief for review.
State the market, product reference, target quantities, pack, dates and open questions. We can discuss the feasible next step.
Send InquiryDefine what the new frame must do before tooling.
Share what you already know and we will prepare a clear quotation. Not everything is needed on day one, so send what you have.
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Market & sales channel
Where and how you sell.
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Product families
TPEE, TR90, sun or optical.
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Model references
Styles or photos you like.
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Units per model & colour
Your estimated quantities.
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Packaging
Cases, boxes and branding.
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Target delivery date
When you need stock.