Carbon Fiber Glasses in Wooden Grain

Boston Round wood carbon fiber sunglasses for OEM and private label programs. Real wood veneer + carbon fiber core, screw-fixed optical and sun lenses, metal-and-acetate temples. Made to order. MOQ 300 pairs.
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Carbon Fiber Glasses in Wooden Grain
 
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We've been building custom carbon fiber eyewear for brands since 2020. Not generic frames with a carbon sticker - actual wood veneer over carbon fiber core, built for buyers who know the difference. This model is a Boston Round, a vintage oval silhouette that flatters most face shapes without looking too round or too square. Double rivets at the hinge, integrated bridge, adjustable metal nose pads. The kind of frame that sells in boutiques and optical chains that care about material story.

 

The front is wood. The core is carbon. The temples are metal and acetate. That combination - natural warmth plus structural rigidity - is why brands come to us instead of ordering another catalog acetate frame. We are a carbon fiber sunglasses manufacturer and carbon fiber eyewear manufacturer. Every custom carbon fiber sunglasses order is made to spec. MOQ starts at 300 pairs.


 

Why Wood Carbon Fiber Sunglasses Beat All-Wood or Plastic

 

Most buyers start by asking for wooden sunglasses. Then they handle a sample and realize solid wood warps, weighs too much, or cracks at the hinge. That's when they ask about wood carbon fiber sunglasses - the look of timber with the backbone of composite.

 

A brand launches with bamboo or solid walnut, gets returns six months later, then switches to a wood and carbon fiber sunglasses build. The outer layer is still real wood veneer. The carbon fiber core keeps the front flat, light, and rigid. You get the shelf appeal of natural material without the structural headaches.

If your listing just says "wooden frames," you're competing with factories that wrap plastic in wood film. Honest wood veneer carbon fiber sunglasses look different. Turn the frame over and the inner wood layer is there. The grain is real. It shifts from pair to pair - same stack, different cut. If every pair must look identical, tell us before sampling. If you want the material to look like wood rather than printed plastic, the variation is normal.

Some buyers also search for wooden carbon fiber sunglasses or carbon fiber frame sunglasses. The terms change. The build stays the same: real veneer, real core, no film. Whether you call it wood carbon fiber eyewear or wood carbon fiber sunglasses, the stack doesn't change.

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Three-Layer Composite Front - Real Wood Veneer, Real Carbon Fiber Core

 

The front is a three-layer stack: outer wood veneer, carbon fiber core, inner wood layer.

 

Finish is open - matte, sealed, darker, lighter - but it all sits on the same composite wood carbon fiber frame skeleton. That keeps your line consistent instead of turning into a set of unrelated timber frames.

 

Because the face is veneer, grain will not match pair to pair. One frame looks tighter. The next looks more open. That's the difference between a composite wood carbon fiber frame and a printed film. If your buyer understands materials, this is a selling point. If they don't, you need to educate them before they order.

 


 

Screw-Fixed Lens Mount for Optical and Sun Lenses

 

Each rim has a screw. Loosen it, seat the lens in the groove, tighten. It's not a tool-free swap system. It's built for brands that need to test prescription specs or custom sun lenses sunglasses before committing to a full run.

 

This model accepts optical lens carbon fiber sunglasses builds and sun variants once curve, size, and thickness are locked on the sample. Custom tints are standard. Lens brand marks too. Write the spec down - "standard lenses" is not a spec once the buyer starts checking base curve and thickness. A factory that only talks about twill and gloss is easy to find. A factory that can explain how the lens is retained is easier to work with after the order ships.

Interior of screw-fixed lens sunglasses rim showing groove and screw

 

Mixed-Material Temples - Metal Structure Plus Acetate

 

Metal carries the structure. Acetate sheet forms the visible sections. The matte black against wood grain is intentional - remove it and the front looks unfinished. These are metal and board material temples, not a basic catalog wire.

 

Custom temple work is routine: length, tip shape, metal color, acetate color, logo on the outer face or inner. The hinge and weight must match this wood veneer eyewear frame front. That's why we sample temples on this composite, not on a spare demo frame from another tray. A full-plastic temple can be discussed if cost drives the decision, but the product will look different. This model was drawn around the metal-and-acetate contrast.

Close-up of hinge on wood veneer eyewear frame where metal temple meets composite front

 

What We Can Customize - OEM Carbon Fiber Sunglasses & Private Label

 

The question is simple: can this construction be built for your brand? Yes. That's the work.

 

What usually changes on OEM carbon fiber sunglasses and ODM carbon fiber sunglasses programs:

 

  • Front size and shape, same composite stack
  • Veneer tone and finish
  • Optical or sun lenses, custom tints
  • Lens brand marks
  • Metal color and acetate temple sections
  • Logo on frame, temple, lens, pouch, or box
  • Retail pack, gift box, or plain export carton

 

OEM means you send a reference - drawing, existing pair, logo file, measurement chart. We build to it. ODM means you start from this model and change what doesn't fit your line. The skeleton stays.

 

Private label sunglasses run the same factory process with your name on the outside. That only works if the approved sample and the packed carton carry the same brand. We check both. As a private label sunglasses manufacturer and custom sunglasses manufacturer, we handle the production. You handle the brand. Send vector logo files. A screenshot is not an art file.

 

We also handle OEM eyewear programs beyond sunglasses. If your line includes optical frames, reading glasses, or blue-light filters on the same carbon fiber eyewear platform, we can map those builds onto this stack.

 


 

Specs & MOQ

 

Item Spec
Frame Style Boston Round, vintage oval
Construction Wood veneer / carbon fiber core / inner wood layer
Temples Metal structure with acetate sheet sections
Lens Mount Screw-fixed rim
Lens Type Optical or sun, confirmed on sample
Branding Frame, temple, lens, pouch, or box
MOQ 300 pairs
Sampling Time 2–3 weeks after specs confirmed
Production Lead Time Confirmed after sample approval
Grain Natural variation, pair to pair

 

If you already have a measurement chart, send it with the first inquiry. We'll map it onto this stack.

 


 

Sampling & Production - One Carbon Fiber Eyewear Factory, One Standard

 

Projects stall on three things: a timber name that was guessed, a lens spec left "to be confirmed" until the ship week, and a logo that exists only as a screenshot. Send the real files. We'll tell you if this build fits your line, or if another construction makes more sense.

 

Sampling, frame production, temple work, lens fitting, and carton packing run in the same facility. That keeps quality checks on one floor and makes the lead time easier to hold once the sample is signed. Everything is made to order. No stock. No inventory.

 

Typical sequence: you send a spec or reference, we confirm veneer and core, we make a sample, you check grain and fit, we lock the BOM and produce 300 pairs or more. Inspection covers hinge action, screw retention, lens seat, surface finish, pairing, and branding position. Grain matching is not inspected like printed film. If you need a tighter grain band, write it into the standard before packing.

 

Export cartons follow your shipping marks. If the marks aren't ready, we pack plain and wait. A late mark is better than a wrong mark.

 


 

FAQ

 

Q: What files do you need before quoting custom carbon fiber sunglasses?
A: Reference photo or drawing, target size, vector logo, lens type, order quantity. If wood tone matters, send two or three sample grain images.

 

Q: Is there a sampling fee?
A: Quoted after we see veneer, temple, and lens spec. Simple logo or tint changes on the first sample are usually handled in the same round. A new temple tool or front size is a separate sample.

 

Q: What is the production lead time after sample approval?
A: Confirmed on the order sheet. Finish count, lens type, and packaging artwork are the variables. Don't treat sample lead time as production lead time.

 

Q: Can one order include more than one veneer finish?
A: Yes, if the total stays at or above 300 pairs and the split is planned before deposit. Three finishes inside 300 pairs is workable. A long list of colorways is not.

 

Q: What quality points are checked before shipment?
A: Hinge action, screw retention, lens seat, surface finish, pairing, branding position. Grain matching is not inspected as if the veneer were printed film.

 

Q: Do you provide material documents?
A: Tell us what your market needs at quote stage - composition sheet, test report, or packaging claim language. We'll tell you what can be issued before the sample is made.

 

Q: Can you copy a metal temple from another pair onto this front?
A: Sometimes. The hinge and weight still have to work with this composite front. Send the reference pair or a clear side photo and we'll say if it can be adapted.

 


 

If you need custom sunglasses OEM work or a private label run, send the spec, the logo file, or a photo of the reference pair. We'll confirm whether this composite front fits your line and what should be locked before sampling.

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about us

Leeyewear eyeglasses

Located in Shenzhen, China. We do higher level sunglasses, glasses frames, and reading glasses,main material is acetate, metal, TR90, PC, carbon fiber and titanium. Leeyewear limited goal is "do what you need, do what we say".
 

We not only do OEM orders with your private label, but also can make ODM orders as well as offer the ready stock frames to you.

Our products development team keeps reaching the most updated in the market, release the new styles every 2 months. With the powerful energetic team, we have fully control over the incoming material, R&D, sampling, production and after sales service. All these help us to provide you quality product with good price and prompt delivery.

Consider some new customers need to try small quantity first, from the year 2014, we keep some ready frames, with this project, customers can chooses several popular styles with free MOQ. We are keep improving and expanding, welcome your cooperation so we grow together!

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Testing and certificate

The sunglasses we will do the testing such as CE,AS/NZS 1067.1,ANSI Z80.3 ,QB2457,EN16128,REACH,UV400,polarized etc. as your market requests. And consider the environment protection, these years we also pay more attention on the ECO producing and supplying, we can also supply ISCC, and do EN15343 certification.

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Packing and delivery

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FAQ


Q:What about the warranty?
A:Our company strictly carries on each link according to "Quality Handbook ",each working

 

Q:Can you produce according to our own design?

A: Yes, we can make eyewear models base on your own design.

1. You just send us your detailed drawings such as AI, CorelDraw, CAD profile or real samples.

2. We make new models according to your design or sample, and then send for your confirmation.

3. We will modify if any changes needed.

4. Once our sample approved, you can start place order for mass production.

5. Both totally new design or making changes on our models are accepted (even after order placed).

 

Q: How long will it take to make delivery?

A: (1) In stock 100-1000 pieces of 10 days

(2)The order will take 35 days or negotiable

 

Q:What is the profit margin on prescription glasses?

A:The profit margin on prescription glasses can vary depending on several factors such as the retailer, the type of glasses, and the cost of materials.

Typically, the profit margin on prescription glasses can range from 50% to 80% for retailers. This means that the cost to produce the glasses, including materials and labor, is much lower than the price that customers pay. However, it is important to note that the profit margin can vary greatly depending on the retailer, as some may offer higher-quality materials or more specialized services that can increase the cost of production and reduce the profit margin.

In addition to the profit margin, it is also important to consider that the cost of prescription glasses can be influenced by various other factors such as marketing, branding, and customer service. Ultimately, the price that customers pay for prescription glasses is influenced by a combination of these factors, as well as the competitive landscape of the market.

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