Adding a custom metal core wire design to designer sunglasses starts with clear technical specifications and a review of how the wire will work with the frame and lenses. An OEM or ODM development process can then move from design assessment to prototype testing and, only after approval, production.
Treat the metal core wire as part of the frame’s construction, not as a standalone decorative feature. In your design brief, describe its route and shape, dimensions, position, attachment points, and whether sections should be visible or concealed. Include the finish, color, and any logo or pattern, along with the frame and lens details that affect the design.
The product information describes custom-logo fashion retro sunglasses for men and women, with a rimless square design, gradient lenses, and UV400 protection. It does not specify a metal core wire material, gauge, fastening method, or compatibility with a particular wire structure. These details should be discussed with the manufacturer and confirmed in the approved sample rather than assumed.
Provide drawings or reference images and specify the wire’s dimensions, placement, finish, color, and branding details. Also explain how the wire should relate to the lens assembly and frame profile, and note comfort expectations or design constraints. The manufacturer can use this information to review structural feasibility, tooling needs, and any mold customization.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. describes an R&D process that includes concept sketching, structural optimization, sample trial production, and mold customization. The company also reports access to 3D modeling design systems and rapid prototyping equipment. These capabilities can support a design review and sample iterations, but the specific wire construction still needs to be assessed for the proposed frame.
Evaluate the prototype for fit with the frame and lenses, visual alignment, wearing comfort, and structural stability. Resolve any issues before approving the final sample and tooling.
Before releasing an order, agree on product-specific checks for UV protection, impact resistance, frame comfort, and wear durability. The company states that its testing framework references optical standards including CE, FDA, and AS/NZS. The available information does not include certification records or test results for this particular product, so request and review relevant documentation rather than treating those statements as verified product certifications.
Confirm the approved wire specification, tooling, inspection criteria, and production schedule in writing. The company describes standardized workshops, established assembly lines, skilled workers, and annual output of more than 3 million pairs of sunglasses. These are general company capacity statements and do not establish a specific output volume or lead time for a custom wire order.
| Stage | What to confirm | Information or support stated |
|---|---|---|
| Design brief | Wire geometry, position, finish, branding, and compatibility with the frame | OEM and ODM customization support is stated |
| Prototype review | Structure, comfort, lens fit, and visual alignment | 3D modeling, rapid prototyping, sample production, and structural optimization are stated |
| Quality review | UV protection, impact resistance, comfort, and durability | Testing in these areas is stated; product-specific results are not provided |
| Production approval | Final sample, tooling, wire specifications, and inspection requirements | Workshop, assembly-line, and OEM/ODM production capabilities are stated |
Can these sunglasses be made with a custom metal core wire?
The item is presented as a custom-logo OEM/ODM product, but the available product details do not confirm a metal core wire option. Send the manufacturer your drawings and requirements to determine whether the design is feasible.
What details should a wire design request include?
Share the wire shape and dimensions, intended position, attachment points, surface finish and color, logo or pattern, and how the wire should interact with the frame and lenses. Include comfort requirements and any desired prototype revisions.
What should be approved before bulk production?
Review the sample for frame comfort, lens fit, structural performance, and appearance, and confirm the agreed quality checks for UV protection, impact resistance, and durability. Approve the wire specification and tooling in writing. Product-specific test results and a confirmed delivery time are not included in the available information.
A successful custom metal core wire project depends on a detailed OEM or ODM brief, a structural review, prototype sampling, and product-specific quality checks. The listed sunglasses have a minimum order quantity of 5 pieces. The company also states that it supports global supply-chain business and bulk OEM/ODM production. For technical questions or project support, contact Leo Xiao at leoxiao@cngreenshine.com.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. was established in 2016 in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province. Its product range includes fashion sunglasses, optical frames, acetate sunglasses, children’s sunglasses, and reading glasses. The company describes in-house R&D capabilities covering 3D modeling, rapid prototyping, structural optimization, and sample trial production. It reports annual production capacity of over 3 million pairs of sunglasses and says it serves markets including the United States, Spain, Germany, Australia, Italy, France, and Ireland.

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