EYVRON Eyewear · For Brands
A clear direction
A considered collection
Eyewear project enquiries for independent brands, optical retailers and sourcing teams. Start with a frame reference or a defined design brief.
Discuss your projectThree ways
to start
Define the work required before confirming a sample or production plan.
Frame selection
Choose a reference from the collection. Request the current specification, sample availability and supply status for that exact model.
Explore the collectionBrand adaptation
Discuss colour, logo placement, finishes and packaging. Feasibility, minimum quantities and costs depend on the selected frame and process.
Compare materialsDevelopment brief
Share your target wearer, silhouette and technical requirements. Confirm the development scope, responsibilities, sample stages and approvals before work begins.
Prepare your briefFrom enquiry
to an agreed brief
Each stage should leave fewer open questions.
01 · Define
Model, quantity, market, colour and timing. Separate essential requirements from preferences.
02 · Review
Confirm what is feasible, who supplies or develops each part, and which details need a physical sample.
03 · Sample
Agree sample costs, timing and review criteria. Record measurements, finish and required revisions.
04 · Confirm
Approve the specification, quotation, responsibilities and delivery terms in writing before an order.
Know what
you are reviewing
EVR-002 to EVR-006 are design concepts. Their imagery establishes a visual direction; it does not confirm a finished sample, available stock or production readiness.
Samples, minimum quantities and timing
Request these for the exact model, colour and customisation. Sample availability, charges, MOQ and lead time are confirmed in the project quotation; no universal minimum or delivery promise applies across this catalogue.
Supply and development responsibilities
The parties responsible for design work, manufacturing, quality review and delivery must be identified in the written project scope. Request the supplier information and documentation relevant to your market before ordering.
What should be approved?
The final specification, artwork, colour and finish reference, packaging, sample decision, price and delivery terms. Use our sample inspection guide to record observations.