Start with existing styles and a defined launch brief.
Choose a small, coherent set of current models, then separate style selection from changes that would need new development.
Share your market, model references, intended quantities and target date. We can review the feasible combination and quotation basis with you.

Separate existing-model choices from new development.
Launch promise
Define your market, sales channel and first release date. Decide whether the first range needs sunglasses, optical frames or both.
Current-model shortlist
Select actual model references and size requirements. Ask which colour, logo, lens and pack changes are feasible on each style.
Development boundary
If your design changes frame structure, fit or tooling, treat it as a new development discussion with separate cost and timeline review.
Create a model-by-model launch brief.
| Item | What to record | What to confirm |
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| Product family | Sun, optical or both | Confirmed supply scope |
| Existing model | Code, shape and measurements | Actual mold availability |
| Variant | Colour, lens and branding request | Feasibility by model |
| Launch quantity | Units per model and colour | Quantity and commercial terms |
| Timing | Sample, approval and target launch date | Production schedule after review |
Requested features and quantities remain subject to model-specific review and a written quotation.
Approve the launch version before ordering.
Keep a versioned shortlist: model, requested variant, sample version and decision owner. Approve the exact physical sample and packaging combination before locking the launch order.
How sample approval and ordering work →Confirm mold availability and commercial terms.
Using an existing mold does not establish exclusivity, a low minimum order, free tooling or a fixed delivery speed. These terms must be quoted for the proposed range.
Ask for the quote to identify model, variant, quantity, pack and target market separately. Resolve changes before treating a new sample as the approved order version.
Questions about this buying plan
What makes an existing-model launch different from a new design?
An existing-model brief starts from a listed frame and asks which colours, branding, lenses and packaging can be offered. Structural changes or a different fit may require a separate development and tooling review.
Does choosing an existing mold guarantee a faster delivery?
No fixed schedule is promised here. Ask for the current mold availability, requested modifications, sample stages and production timing for your actual order.
Continue with the right detail.
Send the project details you have.
Include the target market, model or reference, quantity by variant, packaging and dates. Mark undecided details for review.
Start with existing styles and a defined launch brief.
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.