Three starting points for a cohesive collection
A private-label collection does not have to begin with an entirely new silhouette. Xiamen Jings Eyewear Co., Ltd. presents named acetate models that let a brand compare shapes first, then discuss its own logo, color direction and packaging. This approach gives a boutique, distributor or independent eyewear label something specific to sample instead of sending a broad request for “fashion sunglasses.”
| Jings model | Listed configuration | Collection direction to explore |
|---|---|---|
| A11095 | Full-rim cat-eye; black acetate frame; gray lenses | An expressive shape to anchor a fashion-led selection |
| A11094 | Full-rim oval; black acetate frame; gray lenses | A rounded alternative alongside the angular styles |
| A11085 | Full-rim square; tortoise acetate frame; brown lenses | A patterned, warmer-color option within the same collection |
The listed configurations come from the manufacturer's individual product pages linked below. The collection directions are suggestions from CNFX, not measured sales results. Frame dimensions and the final lens specification should accompany the sample selection; a shape name alone does not establish fit.
A11095: give the collection a distinct cat-eye shape
Jings identifies A11095 as a black, full-rim acetate cat-eye design with gray lenses. Its product page offers a reference for discussing OEM/ODM changes, including logo, frame and lens colors, lens selection and packaging. See the manufacturer's A11095 product reference.
For a brand planning a small style family, make the cat-eye the expressive member of the range. Compare it with the oval model using the same proposed logo treatment and a consistent photo background. That makes the difference in silhouette easier to evaluate without changing every design variable at once. If you want a second frame color, specify it as an additional sample option, not an assumed stock variant.
A11094: add a softer oval alternative
A11094 is listed with a black acetate frame, full-rim oval shape and gray lenses. It provides a contrasting outline while keeping the listed frame and lens colors similar to A11095. See the manufacturer's A11094 product reference.
This pairing is useful when a retailer wants to present two visibly different styles within one restrained color direction. In a sample review, compare the front view, side profile and on-face appearance separately. Ask for the lens width, bridge measurement and temple length of each sample so that a choice based on appearance can also account for the intended customer fit. Do not assume two frames share dimensions because their colors match.
A11085: bring tortoise pattern into the range
The A11085 listing combines a square acetate frame in tortoise with brown lenses. This gives a third product reference for brands seeking a warmer visual palette rather than an all-black launch. See the manufacturer's A11085 product reference.
Consider photographing this sample beside your proposed packaging colors. Use the approved physical sample as the color reference and choose packaging that complements the tortoise pattern and brown lenses. A consistent presentation can connect this warmer option with the black frames while allowing each silhouette to remain distinct.
Make the range yours: branding, colors and presentation
Jings describes custom logos, frame and lens color combinations and packaging design among the options for these product projects. A useful first brief separates the existing model you like from the changes you want. For example, “A11094 with our temple logo, one agreed frame color and branded packaging” is clearer than requesting a completely custom collection without identifying its starting point.
The company's visual branding service page also describes product photography, model photography and promotional imagery. These can be discussed as separate deliverables for a brand launch. Agree the required image views, file formats, usage rights and charges rather than assuming imagery is included with the eyewear order.
A sample brief that moves the collection forward
- Choose the product references. Name A11095, A11094 or A11085 and identify the proposed role of each in your range.
- Define your branding. Send artwork you own, the proposed logo position and a visual reference for the finished appearance.
- Specify the intended market and lens needs. Request the appropriate lens specification and supporting documentation for that market; lens color is not proof of protective performance.
- Compare the samples. Review fit, opening and closing, finish, logo readability and the agreed lens documentation. Record accepted changes against the exact model and revision.
- Confirm the commercial package. Request model-by-model quantities, packaging, sample costs and production timing in the quotation. Online listings are not a reserved production slot.
A common launch mistake is multiplying every shape into many colorways before reviewing the first samples. Start with a manageable comparison, then extend the styles you actually want to carry. Another is preparing retail photos before the sample and branding have been finalized, which can leave the product page showing an earlier version.
Questions from eyewear brands
How can I start my own sunglasses brand with Jings?
Begin with a target customer, an original brand identity and a shortlist of actual models. Send Jings the selected references and customization brief through its CNFX profile. Review samples and agree the final product and commercial details before building your launch around a delivery date.
Can I source acetate optical frames as well?
Jings has a separate optical-frame category. Keep an optical-frame inquiry distinct from these sunglasses models: confirm the specific frame reference and intended lens application rather than assuming that every sunglasses design is suitable for prescription glazing.
Can these models carry my logo and packaging?
The selected product pages invite OEM/ODM discussions including logo and packaging. Send the proposed artwork and packaging concept with the model reference so Jings can confirm the configuration, sample process and quotation for your project.
Explore the supplier and start a focused inquiry
Use the Xiamen Jings Eyewear Co., Ltd. profile on CNFX to connect this collection idea with the supplier. Include your selected shapes, target country, estimated quantity and branding requirements. A specific brief gives the conversation a product starting point while leaving room to discuss alternatives.