Desk
Independent sourcingCat Eye Frames Sourcing
Use one line per model family. Mixed acetate and metal cat-eye programs belong on separate requests so factory replies stay comparable. Cat Eye Frames Sourcing coordinates buyer briefs for US optical, wholesale and project purchasers; we do not operate a frame factory and we do not claim brand authorization.
Review inquiry optionsWhat this desk does and does not claim
Our role is to restate size, material and destination, ask factories for wholesale quotes on that scope, and return a comparison the buyer can approve. Factory identity, markings and shipment terms belong to named replies. We do not publish founding years, capacity tables or customer logos without evidence.
Optical buyers
Dispensing teams need millimetre size and lens path before a cat-eye program reaches the floor. They keep demo and prescription lines separate so packing units do not blur.
Safety distributors
Marking questions stay on the quoted model. A fashion silhouette is not treated as a safety substitute unless the reply names the mark.
Sports resellers
Colour and lens treatments must be written. Polarization and mirror coats remain excluded until confirmed. Continue on the contact form when the brief is ready.
Communication happens through the inquiry form. We do not invent a showroom address, switchboard or public map pin. Hours are review hours for written requests, not a same-day cutting promise. Blog notes explain how to keep quotes on one scope; they are not factory affiliation statements. When a factory proposes a substitute hinge or colour depth, we record it as a separate row so the buyer can accept or reject the change before any order language is drafted.
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Free sourcing support and up to 3% apply only to qualified business buyers after the product, quantity, destination and request are checked. Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.
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