The available factory information does not outline a formal procedure for handling temple arms that break during the assembly of men's sunglasses. It mentions production supervision, spot checks before shipment, packaging controls, and OEM/ODM support, but does not confirm whether defective frames are repaired, replaced, rejected, or compensated. Buyers should obtain the factory's written inspection and after-sales requirements before placing an order.
A temple arm, also called a temple or side arm, connects the front frame of the sunglasses to the area behind the wearer's ear. If this component breaks during assembly, the issue may relate to material strength, hinge installation, handling, or assembly pressure. The listed product is a custom-logo retro design for men and women, featuring rimless gradient lenses, metal temple arms, and hexagon-cut lens styling. However, the available product information does not state a tolerance level or a formal process for defective components.
The factory describes standardized workshops, experienced workers, established assembly lines, and production monitoring. These capabilities indicate that general quality-control measures are in place, but they do not explain how a broken temple arm is recorded, isolated, assessed, or resolved.
The company also indicates that products undergo a spot inspection before packaging and delivery. No details are given about the sampling ratio, inspection frequency, testing method, acceptance limit, or the party responsible for damage discovered during assembly. These points should be clarified before an OEM or ODM production schedule is approved.
For a customized sunglasses program, buyers can request written standards for temple-arm durability, hinge alignment, assembly inspection, defective-product segregation, and claim submission. It is also advisable to specify whether the factory must provide replacement units, rework defective products, issue credit, or cover losses caused by assembly defects.
The company reports independent eyewear research and development capabilities and supports exclusive mold development, material improvements, color matching, and personalized brand design. These services may allow buyers to address temple-arm strength and construction requirements during the product-development stage.
| Order or quality topic | What the available information confirms |
|---|---|
| Broken temple arm handling | No formal policy is stated |
| Manufacturing control | Production monitoring is used to support consistent quality |
| Inspection before shipment | Spot inspection is reportedly completed before packaging and shipping |
| OEM and ODM customization | Both cooperation models are supported |
| Repair, replacement, or compensation | No specific defect-resolution terms are provided |
The supplied factory data does not confirm replacement coverage. Buyers should request written terms identifying when replacement, rework, credit, or compensation will apply.
The company mentions production monitoring and spot inspections, but it does not say that every frame or temple arm receives an individual strength or durability test.
Yes. Since OEM and ODM services are available, buyers can negotiate inspection standards, acceptable defect rates, documentation requirements, and corrective-action procedures in the order agreement.
The factory information indicates a general quality-management process based on production monitoring and spot inspection, but it does not establish a dedicated policy for temple arms that break during men's sunglasses assembly. Before production begins, confirm the acceptance criteria and obtain a written procedure for defective parts. Yiwu Green Shine Arts supports international delivery by sea, land, and air freight. For technical questions or order support, contact leoxiao@cngreenshine.com.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd was founded in 2016 in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province. The company specializes in fashion eyewear, including sunglasses, optical frames, acetate sunglasses, children's sunglasses, and reading glasses. Its reported facility covers 130sqm and employs 10 people. Products are primarily exported to the United States, Spain, Germany, Australia, Italy, France, and Ireland, with exports accounting for approximately 90% of business.

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