Aviator Eyeglasses Wholesale Supplier for Iconic Optical Frames

The typical Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) for our Aviator Eyeglasses Wholesale starts at 150 to 200 pairs per model for standard colorways. Because aviators require careful metalwork, custom plating or material requests for bulk aviator frames usually require a slightly higher MOQ of 300 units.

For lightweight Aviator Eyeglasses Wholesale frames, beta titanium is excellent for its strength and minimal weight, while stainless steel offers a durable and cost-effective solution. Both materials are highly resistant to corrosion, ideal for long-term daily wear.

Yes, all our Aviator Eyeglasses frames are manufactured to be fully prescription (RX) ready. The stable metal construction is specifically designed to securely accommodate all lens types, including high-power, progressive, and large diameter lenses common in aviator styles.

Yes, customizing the bridge style is a key feature of our service. You can choose from single bridge, classic double bridge, or modern flat-top bridge designs for your Aviator Eyeglasses Bulk order to match specific market trends.

The production lead time for a large, custom Aviator Eyeglasses Wholesale order is typically 35 to 50 days. This period is necessary for the precision metal welding, detailed polishing, and the advanced plating process required for optical-grade metal frames.

Yes, we offer magnetic "Clip-On" sunglass attachments for specific models within our wholesale aviator optical frames line. This provides added value by allowing customers to easily convert their prescription eyeglasses into functional sunglasses.

Absolutely. Customizing the temple tips with specific materials (like comfort-focused acetate or rubber) is highly recommended for bulk metal aviator frames, ensuring a secure, non-slip, and comfortable fit behind the ears.

We perform rigorous QC on the hinges of all Aviator Eyeglasses Bulk orders. This includes multiple cycles of opening and closing tests and screw torque checks to ensure the hinges are stable, smooth, and maintain their tightness over the frame's lifespan.