5 High-End OEM/ODM Eyewear Manufacturers in China to Consider in 2026

A high-end eyewear collection needs a manufacturer whose strengths match the product: the finish of an acetate frame, the construction of a titanium design, or the engineering needed to bring several materials into one collection. Reliability also depends on how the supplier connects development, sample approval and production checks.

Quick Wonder, CIC Eyewear, Junshun Glasses, CHENGYE Optical and YAFU are five manufacturers to consider for high-end OEM/ODM eyewear projects in China. Their offers differ: Quick Wonder connects custom development with manufacturing and staged quality control; CIC highlights acetate techniques; Junshun specializes in titanium; CHENGYE presents a multi-material offer with testing support; and YAFU emphasizes detailed machining and combination construction.

We publish this guide as Quick Wonder to help brands build a practical shortlist. The order is not a quality ranking; the other manufacturers' capabilities below reflect their published information. Your proposed frame, samples and production requirements should determine the final choice.

1. Quick Wonder — Custom Development Connected to Manufacturing

Location: Quick Wonder’s Hangzhou and Wenzhou offices serve as its operational hubs and coordinate headquarters and R&D functions. Its main production bases are in Jiangxi and at JINBOND in Wenzhou, China, and in Indonesia.

A strong fit for: Design-led brands developing custom acetate, metal or titanium collections that need engineering, sampling and production support.

At Quick Wonder, we help brands translate a product direction into the information and physical samples needed for manufacturing. Our contribution can begin with a customer's completed design, an existing Quick Wonder design selected for customization, or a jointly developed brief.

That matters when a collection's identity depends on more than adding a logo. Frame proportions, connections, surface finishes and material combinations can require engineering decisions before production. We review those requirements through the relevant OEM, ODM or JDM route.

What makes Quick Wonder worth considering:

• Material-specific manufacturing work. Acetate processing includes material preparation, CNC work, drum polishing, riveting or bonding, and alignment. Metal and titanium routes include the relevant welding, polishing, IP electroplating and alignment work. Some specialist processes may involve external providers.

• Development matched to the starting point. OEM starts with the customer's complete design and technical specification; ODM adapts a Quick Wonder design or product concept; JDM begins with a joint brief and trend research.

• Approved requirements connected to production. Drawings, materials, colors, components, samples, packaging and quality requirements are confirmed before production preparation.

• Quality checks across stages. Our workflow includes QA/QE review during sample development, IQC, IPQC, FQC and OQC, with the relevant checks defined for the agreed product.

For acetate, mid- to high-end metal, and titanium OEM projects, our planning references are 300 pcs per style and 100 pcs per color. Other categories and development arrangements have different conditions. Construction, tooling and the proposed color allocation remain part of the quotation review.

Quick Wonder is especially relevant when your collection needs the material, engineering and production decisions handled together. See our high-end eyewear manufacturing capabilities for the material routes and project conditions.

2. CIC Eyewear — Acetate Detailing and Manufacturing Heritage

Location: Heyuan, China; the company traces its origins to Shenzhen.

A strong fit for: Acetate-led collections where layering, decorative details and construction are important to the design.

CIC Eyewear describes its beginnings as an acetate workshop in 2005. Its company profile connects that background with an in-house design studio and engineering across acetate, metal and titanium.

Reasons to include CIC in a shortlist:

• An acetate manufacturing background with published multi-layer pressing and inlay techniques.

• Design and engineering support alongside manufacturing.

• A stated material-sourcing range that includes Italian and domestic acetate suppliers.

For a brand whose visual identity depends on a layered front or decorative acetate detail, that focus provides a specific reason to contact CIC. Bring the intended construction and finish into the discussion so the proposed technique and sample address the design you plan to manufacture.

3. Junshun Glasses — A Specialist Route for Titanium Collections

Location: Shenzhen, China.

A strong fit for: Brands prioritizing titanium optical frames and looking for a focused OEM/ODM manufacturer.

Junshun Glasses presents a titanium-centered offer supported by in-house designers and engineers. Its published range includes thin-wire, screw-free, plated and other titanium frame categories, alongside stock designs and customization.

Reasons to include Junshun in a shortlist:

• A clear specialization in titanium eyewear.

• OEM/ODM development supported by design and engineering staff.

• Existing titanium designs that can provide a starting point for a collection discussion.

This makes Junshun relevant when titanium is the central product decision rather than one material among several. Distinguish a stock-design customization from a new structure when requesting a proposal; the material, components and development scope should match the intended frame.

4. CHENGYE Optical — Multi-Material Manufacturing with Testing Support

Location: Wenzhou, China.

A strong fit for: Premium collections spanning acetate, metal and pure titanium, with testing requirements included in supplier selection.

CHENGYE Optical presents OEM/ODM manufacturing, prototyping and product development across those three material categories. Its website also describes an independent eyewear testing laboratory.

Reasons to include CHENGYE in a shortlist:

• Acetate, metal and pure titanium within its published product scope.

• Development support from design and prototyping through production.

• Published laboratory capabilities covering characteristics such as fatigue resistance, abrasion and adhesion.

That combination gives brands a reason to discuss manufacturing and testing together. Ask which tests apply to the proposed product and what reports will be supplied. A laboratory description is a useful starting point; product-specific methods and results establish what has actually been checked.

5. YAFU — Detailed Machining and Combination Frames

Location: Longgang, Shenzhen, China.

A strong fit for: Custom collections where machining, titanium construction or acetate–titanium interfaces are central requirements.

YAFU, also presented online as YAFFLO, describes acetate, pure and beta titanium, and combination-frame platforms. Its manufacturing presentation emphasizes CNC machining, polishing, welding and frame inspection.

Reasons to include YAFU in a shortlist:

• Published five-axis CNC capabilities for detailed frame work.

• Acetate and titanium options, including combination constructions.

• A development offer connecting CAD, prototypes and manufacturing.

YAFU is worth discussing when a frame's defining feature is a demanding connection, machined detail or mixed-material structure. Use drawings and physical samples to establish the required fit, finish and alignment; published precision claims should be checked against the requirements of that particular design.

What Makes a High-End Eyewear Manufacturer Reliable?

The profiles above identify reasons to start a conversation. Before choosing a supplier, check whether its strengths can be applied to your order in four practical areas:

• Material and process ownership. Confirm the material specification, production location, in-house work and specialist subcontracted steps. A material name alone does not define the finished frame.

• Sample-to-production control. Agree which drawings, components, colors, finish references and physical samples govern production, and how later changes will be approved.

• Quality evidence. Request the relevant inspection criteria, records and product tests. Check the entity, site, scope and validity of any certification used in the proposal.

• Commercial feasibility. Confirm quantities per style and color, tooling, sampling, approval milestones and production timing against the same product brief.

These checks help turn an attractive manufacturer profile into a workable supply arrangement. They also make quotations more comparable: each candidate should be pricing and planning the same product requirements.

Developing a Premium Collection with Quick Wonder

If your collection needs custom acetate, metal or titanium frames together with engineering and sampling support, Quick Wonder is a candidate to contact. We can review the manufacturing work required for your designs and establish the appropriate cooperation route.

For an OEM project, send the completed design and technical specification. For ODM, share the category, market, design preferences and customization needs. For JDM, bring the brand direction and development brief so the research, design and engineering contribution can be agreed.

Include quantities by style and color, critical components or finishes, target market and launch requirements. Discuss your eyewear project with Quick Wonder to assess the material route, samples, tooling and production requirements for your collection.