A rise in the unit cost of men's metal frame sunglasses cannot be explained conclusively from the available product record. The listing describes a vintage round design with leopard print, rivet details, a custom logo, UV400 protection, and polarized lenses, but it does not state the frame material, previous price, order volume, component costs, or freight charges. Before identifying a cause, compare the old and new quotations line by line.
The product description does not confirm that the frame is made from metal. Instead, it identifies visual and functional attributes such as leopard styling, rivet decoration, a custom logo, round lenses, UV400 protection, and polarization. No historical pricing or material cost breakdown is included.
Because these details are missing, the supplied information cannot prove one particular reason for a unit-cost surge. Buyers should first verify that the two quotations cover the same frame and lens specifications, logo treatment, decorative components, packaging, and quality requirements. Differences in any of these areas may affect the final price, but they must be confirmed by the supplier.
The supplier reports independent research and development capabilities as well as OEM and ODM support. Its stated services include mold development, material upgrades, color matching, and brand design. These services can help buyers investigate a quotation change, although the available product data does not connect any specific service to an actual increase.
Order quantity, minimum order requirements, delivery schedule, and freight terms can also influence the per-unit calculation. The company lists sea, land, and air transportation as available options, but the product record does not identify which method was used or whether shipping costs changed. Obtain a current quotation that separates product, customization, packaging, and delivery charges.
| Comparison area | Current product information | Buyer verification step |
|---|---|---|
| Frame material | The frame material is not identified. | Confirm whether both quotations specify the same metal type, construction, finish, and components. |
| Design and features | Custom logo, leopard print, rivets, UV400, polarization, and round styling are listed. | Check that all decorative, branding, lens, and protection requirements remain unchanged. |
| Order terms | MOQ, order quantity, and lead time are not provided. | Compare the quantities, production schedule, packaging, and payment conditions used for each quote. |
| Transportation | Sea, land, and air freight are identified as available methods. | Confirm whether the freight method, destination, or shipping charge has changed. |
Is a metal frame confirmed for this sunglasses model?
No. The listing does not specify the frame material, so a metal construction must be verified with the supplier.
Can the available record explain the higher unit cost?
No. It contains no price history, cost breakdown, order quantity, or comparable previous quotation.
What features are documented?
The record mentions a custom logo, leopard print, rivet details, UV400 protection, polarized lenses, and a round style designed for men and women.
What should be requested from the supplier?
Ask for an itemized quotation covering materials, lenses, customization, packaging, quantity, production timing, and shipping.
The available information does not establish why the unit cost of men's metal frame sunglasses may have increased, nor does it confirm that this particular model uses a metal frame. The most reliable approach is to compare itemized quotations based on matching specifications, order quantities, delivery terms, and freight methods. Ask the supplier to identify every changed cost input before approving the new price. For quotation or technical assistance, contact leoxiao@cngreenshine.com.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. operates in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province, and specializes in fashion eyewear, including sunglasses, optical frames, and reading glasses. Founded in 2016, the company reports providing OEM and ODM services with annual production capacity exceeding 3 million pairs of sunglasses. Its stated export destinations include the United States, Spain, Germany, Australia, Italy, France, and Ireland.

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