6 Eyewear Manufacturers with Production in China and Southeast Asia (2026)

Quick Wonder, CIC Eyewear, Hisight Eyewear, Weilan Optical / MATT Group, YAFENG Group / LOOKSEE Eyewear and Beautaste Eyewear are six candidates for brands seeking an eyewear manufacturer with production in China and Southeast Asia.

Start with your product, target market and delivery requirements. Quick Wonder offers a China–Indonesia production footprint that can be assessed for customer proximity, capacity backup and lead-time certainty. The other manufacturers provide additional country and product options to evaluate against the proposed local manufacturing route.

This guide comes from Quick Wonder and introduces the other companies through their public manufacturing information. The numbered entries organize sourcing options; they do not rank product quality. The comparison focuses on manufacturing partners serving brands and retailers, with cooperation models and production scope confirmed by project.

Quick Comparison: China and Southeast Asia Manufacturing Options

A country list helps identify candidates. The next question is which location can make your particular frame. Compare the local manufacturing activities alongside the wider company's product range.

1. Quick Wonder — For a China–Indonesia Production Footprint Supporting Closer Delivery, Capacity Backup and Lead-Time Certainty

Suitable for: Brands evaluating a China–Indonesia production footprint to support closer customer delivery, capacity backup and greater lead-time certainty, with the manufacturing scope and allocation assessed for each project.

At Quick Wonder, we develop and manufacture eyewear for business customers. Hangzhou handles headquarters functions, development coordination and project management. Our Chinese production bases are in Jiangxi and Wenzhou, with material and process roles explained in our manufacturing footprint overview.

Our Indonesia production program operates through the local industrial platform PT SUMA ARTHA PERKASA. Quick Wonder manages eyewear process introduction, training, production and quality control. This cooperation structure matters when agreeing on the production site and responsibilities for your order.

Our Indonesia production base provides a full-process manufacturing option for suitable projects. Its role within the China–Indonesia footprint is to support closer customer delivery, capacity backup and greater lead-time certainty. The product scope, process route, capacity allocation and delivery plan are reviewed for each project.

The practical question is how the proposed allocation serves your collection and destination market. We assess the product and manufacturing requirements alongside the intended delivery arrangement before confirming the route. The agreed scope establishes which work will take place at each location and the production arrangements for the order.

For OEM, start with your complete design and technical specification. For ODM, we can discuss customization from an existing Quick Wonder design or product concept. For JDM, Quick Wonder and the customer jointly define the brief, development responsibilities and production solution, beginning with trend research. The agreed scope establishes the development work and manufacturing route. Any dedicated production-line arrangement depends on project suitability, capacity, equipment and a separate agreement between the parties.

Bring the product category, material, drawings or development requirements, expected quantities and preferred production country. We can then review project suitability and the proposed route, with sampling, approval requirements and production arrangements confirmed for the specific style.

2. CIC Eyewear — For Acetate Programs Using China and Thailand

Suitable for: Buyers comparing Chinese and Thai production for an acetate collection.

CIC's facilities page connects its Heyuan manufacturing site with a Thai operation. It describes Heyuan's work on technically detailed designs and components that may receive further processing in Thailand. Its Shenzhen branch serves procurement, giving the network a sourcing role separate from manufacturing.

CIC identifies the Thai facility as a 50/50 joint venture with Weilan Optical Thailand. That relationship is relevant if you also approach Weilan: establish which facility and commercial team would handle each proposal.

For an acetate inquiry, ask CIC to explain where components, finishing and assembly would take place for your design. A useful response should connect that allocation to the proposed sample and production schedule, allowing you to compare a specific manufacturing offer.

3. Hisight Eyewear — For Injection Sunglasses with an Indonesia Manufacturing Base

Suitable for: Brands seeking an Indonesia manufacturing option for injection sunglasses.

Hisight's manufacturing overview separates its Wenzhou manufacturing headquarters, Shanghai business and design hub, and Tangerang manufacturing base in Indonesia. This distinction helps a buyer identify both the manufacturing location and the team coordinating the project.

Its Indonesian operation is described around sunglasses, covering injection, surface treatment, assembly, lens processing and packaging. The Chinese headquarters has a broader material scope, including acetate and metal alongside injection.

For an injection sunglass project, this makes Hisight a relevant company to contact about local Indonesian production. Ask which steps your proposed construction would use there, including the lens-related work. If your collection also includes acetate or metal styles, have the company identify their production locations separately when preparing its proposal.

4. Weilan Optical / MATT Group — For Comparing China, Vietnam and Thailand Production Options

Suitable for: Buyers wanting to discuss Vietnam and Thailand within a manufacturing network that also includes China.

Weilan's Vietnam company profile describes production across all three countries. Its group offering includes optical frames, sunglasses and reading glasses, with acetate, injection and metal capabilities.

This network is relevant when your sourcing brief leaves more than one Southeast Asian country open. Ask the team to recommend a factory for each product and explain the associated material and process scope. The group list alone does not allocate every material to every country.

The profile also distinguishes existing Vietnamese manufacturing from construction of a second Vietnamese factory. For an upcoming order, establish the facility proposed for current production and whether the quoted schedule depends on an existing line or future expansion.

5. YAFENG Group / LOOKSEE Eyewear — For Evaluating a China–Vietnam OEM/ODM Network

Suitable for: Brands and retailers including Vietnam in their OEM/ODM supplier search.

In its MIDO exhibitor profile, YAFENG Group / LOOKSEE Eyewear identifies three Chinese factories and one Vietnamese factory. The company describes OEM/ODM manufacturing for injection and metal frames, sunglasses, readers and functional eyewear.

That combination makes it a candidate for a China–Vietnam sourcing discussion. The next step is to connect your product to the Vietnamese operation: ask which materials, manufacturing stages and finishing requirements can be handled at that facility.

For a collection containing several constructions, request the production location for each style. This turns a group-wide product offer into a proposal you can compare with other suppliers. Confirm the sampling location, planned manufacturing site and order conditions together before deciding which styles to progress.

6. Beautaste Eyewear — For Exploring China, Vietnam and Thailand Production Options

Suitable for: Eyewear brands discussing several possible manufacturing countries with an OEM/ODM supplier.

Beautaste's company overview identifies production facilities in China, Vietnam and Thailand and positions the business as an OEM/ODM partner for mid-to-high-end eyewear brands. Its site presents sports sunglasses, sunglasses, optical glasses and readers.

For sourcing purposes, the three-country footprint provides a starting point for discussing where your collection could be made. Its About page labels Vietnam, Xiamen and Wenzhou factories; buyers considering Thailand should ask for the specific facility and its manufacturing role.

Request a country recommendation tied to your product category, materials and quantities. Ask which local activities that recommendation includes and who will coordinate the order. This gives you a clearer basis for comparison than a company-wide scale figure or a general statement about overseas production.

How to Build Your Manufacturer Shortlist

Build your shortlist around the product, materials, preferred country and local manufacturing activities. Then connect the proposed sampling arrangement to the intended mass-production route and ask for information supporting the supplier's stated scope.

For a China–Indonesia production strategy, evaluate whether the proposed route brings production closer to your customers, provides meaningful capacity backup and supports greater lead-time certainty. Quick Wonder can assess the suitable product scope and allocation for your specific project.

The other companies in this guide may be evaluated based on their public information. Verify the facility proposed for your product, its operating status, local processes and the relationship between the company and that facility. Where two proposals involve a related manufacturing operation, clarify the facility and responsibilities behind each offer.

Give candidates the same product category, materials, development starting point, expected quantities, target market and delivery requirements. Compare their responses on the manufacturing route, sampling plan, production allocation and supporting evidence. This creates a shortlist tied to your actual purchasing requirements.

Discuss Your China–Indonesia Eyewear Project

Considering a China–Indonesia production footprint to support closer delivery, capacity backup and greater lead-time certainty? Send Quick Wonder your project brief, including your product category, materials, development starting point, expected quantities, target market and delivery requirements. We can assess the suitable manufacturing route and confirm the project-specific scope, sampling plan, capacity allocation and commercial conditions.