oversized eyeglasses

Oversized glasses: measurements that keep quotes comparable

Each supplier must price the same oversized eyeglasses row. Mixed plano and corrective families belong on separate requests. Cost exclusions such as hard coat, anti-reflective coating and freight need a yes or no on the quotation itself.

1. 1. Same model

   Each quote names the form being priced. State lens width, bridge and temple in millimetres when fit matters, and name whether the line is single vision, plano or another design the buyer will actually order.

2. 2. Same exclusions

   Coatings, case and freight are in or out. Ask each plant whether hard coat, anti-reflective coating or mirror sits inside the unit price.

When the brief is ready, open the inquiry options or send the same requirement through the contact form. Target budget notes and supplier preference tiers only guide matching; they are not audited ratings. No existing quotation is required before the first factory ask.

Costs and exclusions to confirm separately

Cases, cloths and display stands often travel on a second line. Freight, duty and destination documents follow the ship-to market and must not be assumed from a domestic packing list. Lead time and MOQ stay blank until the named reply fills them.

For oversized eyeglasses, confirm whether the factory quotes frames only or frames with lenses. A frame-only row is not interchangeable with a complete pair until that scope is written on the quotation. Diopter notes, if any, must match the buyer brief rather than a catalogue default.

Oversized Frames Sourcing coordinates the written brief and factory asks. We do not edge lenses, certify hinge strength or borrow a competitor's authorized-dealer story. Comparable replies need the same product form, quantity unit and destination before unit prices are lined up.