Joysee Eyewear is an eyewear manufacturer based in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China. Founded in 2016, we focus on sunglasses, optical frames, and custom development for international markets. If you are comparing a China sunglasses manufacturer or a China eyewear manufacturer, use this FAQ for the practical details: MOQ, sample lead time, production timing, materials, branding, packaging, certifications, export markets, and quotation readiness.
Yes. Joysee Eyewear is a professional OEM, ODM, and private label eyewear manufacturer in China.
We support buyers who want to launch their own brand, add logos to existing models, or develop more customized eyewear collections with design and production support.
We mainly focus on mid-to-high-end eyewear for export markets.
Joysee Eyewear is usually the best fit for buyers who are looking for OEM or ODM support, private label eyewear, custom logo products, export-ready manufacturing support, mid-to-high-end quality, and long-term factory cooperation.
Projects are usually easier to support when the buyer already has a clear target market, product direction, and quality level in mind.
Yes. We work with both startups and established brands.
Some buyers begin with ready models and private label packaging, while others move directly into OEM or ODM development. The most practical path usually depends on budget, speed, and how unique the first collection needs to be.
We mainly focus on export-oriented cooperation.
Joysee Eyewear is located at 3/F, B3 Building, No. 81 Zhonghui Road, Ouhai District, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China.
Fabricante de óculos com sede em Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China
For ready-stock styles, MOQ is usually more flexible. In many cases, buyers can start from around 12 pieces per color per model.
For custom orders, MOQ depends on the design, material, structure, logo method, packaging requirements, and overall project setup. In many projects, MOQ starts from around 300 pieces per model, but the final number should be reviewed case by case.
Sample production usually takes around 3–4 weeks, depending on the style and development complexity.
Projects based on existing models are often faster. More customized projects may need more time, especially when special hardware, molds, or non-standard lens requirements are involved.
Mass production usually takes around 45–70 days, depending on order quantity, product structure, materials, lens requirements, branding details, and packaging coordination.
For more customized projects, the final lead time should always be confirmed after the style and requirements are reviewed.
If the buyer can also explain whether the project is based on ready-stock customization or full custom development, quotation becomes faster and more accurate.
The less guesswork there is, the easier it is to recommend the right production path.
For lenses, available options may include TAC polarized lenses, nylon lenses, CR39 lenses, and polycarbonate lenses.
The most suitable option usually depends on the target customer, design direction, and project budget.
The available options usually depend on the model, quantity, and branding direction.
Yes. We support private label projects for buyers who want to build their own brand using existing or semi-customized eyewear models.
This may include logo application, custom colors, packaging coordination, and brand presentation support depending on the project.
Yes. Packaging can usually be discussed together with the eyewear project, including cases, pouches, cleaning cloths, paper boxes, gift boxes, and other branded accessories.
However, packaging MOQ may be different from frame MOQ because packaging is often supplied through a separate production line or partner supplier.
Joysee Eyewear can support projects that require market-related compliance coordination. Available documents, testing support, or product-level reports may vary depending on the product type, lens configuration, and target market.
Yes. Compliance support can vary between sunglasses, optical frames, and blue light products. If a project requires specific testing, certificates, or product-level reports, this should be confirmed according to the final style and market requirements.
Yes. We have experience supporting projects for the United States, European Union markets, and Australia. Specific compliance documents or testing requirements should be reviewed based on the final product and sales market.
Our main export markets include the United States, countries across the European Union, and Australia. We support brands, wholesalers, distributors, and retailers with private label and custom eyewear production.
We pay close attention to quality control throughout production.
We focus strongly on consistency, detail, and export quality.
Buyers often choose Joysee Eyewear because we combine OEM / ODM support, private label flexibility, export-market experience, in-house design and technical support, attention to product quality and detail, and support for both ready models and custom development.
We aim to be a practical and reliable long-term manufacturing partner.
Read the OEM / ODM Eyewear Development FAQ ou contact us to discuss your project.
Joysee Eyewear is manufacturing-oriented. Compared with traders or general suppliers, we are a better fit for buyers who want factory communication, production review, and direct discussion of OEM, ODM, private label, and custom project details.
We help buyers reduce common eyewear sourcing problems such as unclear specifications, inconsistent quotations, uncertain sample direction, packaging confusion, and delays caused by missing details. Our role is to turn a product idea into a clearer production plan.
Projects are usually a good fit when the buyer wants OEM, ODM, private label, or export-oriented eyewear manufacturing support and is open to a practical factory discussion about materials, branding, MOQ, and production timing.
If your launch is fashion-led or seasonal, sunglasses are often the faster route. If you need daily-wear or prescription-adjacent programs, optical frames may be the better starting point. If you are still comparing both, start from the fabricante de óculos de sol page or the fabricante de óculos page, then use the FAQ and quote checklist pages to narrow the route.
Yes. A smaller first order is often the safest way to test the route, but the exact MOQ still depends on style, material, logo method, and packaging scope. For practical reference ranges, see the MOQ / lead time page.
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