PURPOSEGlare management
POLARIZED LENS DEVELOPMENT
Hi-Tech Lenses, Developed Around Light and Colour
Coordinate lens function, tint, finish and frame expression as part of a complete sunglass collection.
PROCESSLens coordination
BEST FORSun and outdoor
CUSTOMIZATIONTint and finish
PATHOEM / ODM
01 / LENS DIRECTION
What Are Hi-Tech Lenses?
Hi-Tech Lenses are developed to manage reflected glare while contributing to the visual identity of a sunglass collection.
Lens material, colour, finish and frame compatibility are reviewed together rather than treated as isolated choices.
- Glare management
- Tint and finish direction
- Frame and lens coordination
02 / COLLECTION VALUE
Lens Choices That Shape the Experience
Glare Management
A considered lens direction can support eyewear intended for bright and reflective environments.
Wearer Comfort Direction
Lens choices are reviewed against the intended wearer, use scenario and visual experience.
Collection Consistency
Lens and frame decisions are coordinated to create a coherent collection language.
Use-Scenario Alignment
The lens specification is considered in relation to fashion, outdoor or active-use requirements.
Frame Compatibility
Lens shape and specification are reviewed alongside the selected frame construction.
03 / LENS PALETTE
Lens Colour System
Explore existing tint and colour references as a visual starting point. Final colour and finish are confirmed through project-specific review and sampling.
04 / DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
A Coordinated Lens Development Path
The lens brief is aligned with frame design, colour direction and project requirements.
- 01
Lens Brief
Align the material direction with the brand, frame category and collection goals.
- 02
Material Direction
Review construction priorities and suitable material or component directions.
- 03
Tint & Finish
Develop the frame, lens or component details needed for a representative sample.
- 04
Sample Review
Review proportion, finish, fit and the relationship between all selected elements.
- 05
Frame Coordination
Refine approved details and prepare the direction for coordinated manufacturing.
- 06
Quality Review
Carry the approved direction into production coordination and quality review.
05 / CUSTOMIZATION
Define the Lens Specification
Select the appropriate lens material and treatment direction for the intended frame, wearer and use scenario.
Nylon Lens
A lightweight lens direction for suitable eyewear applications.
CR39 Lens
A clear optical lens option reviewed against the intended frame and use.
PC Lens
A practical lens direction for suitable lightweight and active-use projects.
UV 400 Protected
UV 400 protection can be specified where appropriate for the lens program.
Anti Scratch
An anti-scratch treatment option for suitable lens specifications.
Anti Fog
An anti-fog treatment direction for relevant wearing conditions.
Anti Oil
An anti-oil surface treatment option for easier lens care.
Anti Blue
An anti-blue lens option for relevant optical requirements.
Color Change Lens
A colour-changing lens direction subject to project review and sampling.
06 / COLLECTION DIRECTIONS
Lens Programs for Distinct Contexts
Fashion Sunwear
Lens colour and finish used as part of the collection statement.
Outdoor Eyewear
A lens direction developed around glare management and outdoor use.
Performance Direction
Frame and lens expression coordinated for an active visual language.
07 / DOCUMENTATION
Existing Lens Documentation
Available legacy documents are preserved for project-specific review; applicability must be confirmed for each approved lens program.
Lens Reference Document 01
Existing local documentation retained for contextual review.
Lens Reference Document 02
Existing local documentation retained for contextual review.
Lens Reference Document 03
Existing local documentation retained for contextual review.
Lens Reference Document 04
Existing local documentation retained for contextual review.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions Before Development
Polarization is used to manage reflected glare and is coordinated with the intended lens and frame direction.
Tint and finish options can be explored subject to project requirements, sampling and lens availability.
Lens shape, frame construction and intended application are considered together during development.
No. They are visual references; final colour and finish are established through project-specific review and sampling.
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