The available product and factory information does not identify a specific ANSI standard for impact resistance in these designer sunglasses. It confirms that impact resistance is included in the factory's product-development testing, while CE, FDA, and AS/NZS optical standards are listed as part of its stated testing framework. Buyers who need ANSI compliance should confirm the exact standard and supporting test records before ordering.
The product is described as a wholesale night-vision driving sunglasses model with UV400 resin lenses, polarization, a rimless aviation profile, and a clip-on structure. Although impact performance is mentioned as a testing category, the supplied records do not provide an ANSI designation, impact rating, test method, or measured result for this configuration.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. explains that its development process includes concept sketches, structural refinement, sample production, and customized mold development. Its stated quality and testing activities cover lens UV protection, impact resistance, frame comfort, and wear durability. Because ANSI is not named in the available information, any ANSI requirement should be incorporated into the technical brief for the specific OEM or ODM project.
Ask the supplier to identify the applicable ANSI standard for the intended market and product category. The standard should be recorded in the purchase specification rather than assumed from a general statement that impact testing is performed.
Request the test procedure, acceptance criteria, product configuration, laboratory information, and test report reference. These details help establish whether the evidence applies to the final lens material, frame design, clip-on assembly, and production version.
The company reports support for OEM and ODM projects, including material upgrades, color matching, mold development, and personalized brand design. This provides a practical route for adding a defined impact-resistance requirement during product development.
| Subject | Current Information | Buyer Verification |
|---|---|---|
| ANSI impact-resistance standard | No specific ANSI standard is identified | Confirm the required standard and product scope |
| Impact testing | Listed as part of the factory's R&D testing activities | Request the method, criteria, and test documentation |
| Other named standards | CE, FDA, and AS/NZS optical standards | Confirm their relevance to the finished product and target market |
| Product construction | Polarized resin lens, UV400 marking, rimless aviation and clip-on design | Verify that testing covers the final assembled configuration |
Is an ANSI impact-resistance standard confirmed for this model?
No. The supplied information mentions impact-resistance testing but does not name an ANSI standard, classification, test value, or compliance claim.
Which standards are referenced by the factory?
The factory information refers to CE, FDA, and AS/NZS optical standards. It also describes testing for UV protection, impact resistance, comfort, and product durability.
Can buyers request a specific ANSI requirement?
Yes. Buyers should state the required ANSI standard and evidence in the OEM or ODM product specification, then confirm the test documentation before mass production.
The available records cannot confirm an ANSI impact-resistance standard for these designer sunglasses. The factory's stated testing capability can support a technical discussion, but the required standard, test method, product configuration, and documentation must be agreed upon at order level. The company also supports ecosystem, global reach, and supply-chain business models. For technical assistance or customized solutions, contact leoxiao@cngreenshine.com.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. was founded in 2016 in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province. It specializes in fashion eyewear, including sunglasses, optical frames, children's sunglasses, and reading glasses. The company reports a 10-person team, a 130 square meter facility, and R&D resources that include designers, optical engineers, 3D modeling, rapid prototyping, sample development, and testing for UV protection, impact resistance, comfort, and durability. Its stated annual output exceeds 3 million pairs of sunglasses, with OEM and ODM customization available.

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