glasses with clip on sunglasses

What to align before accepting a sample

Specification choices that often remain open until sample: magnet strength versus hinge tension, lens color versus polarization stack, and whether a case is included. Before accepting an alternative, verify that the substitute still matches host lens width, bridge width and temple length in millimetres, attachment type and polarization language on the original brief. Write each change as a new offer so bulk pricing does not inherit an unapproved finish.

Marked frame size versus a one-size claim is a common trade-off on glasses with clip on sunglasses samples. A marked-size path lets you check lens width, bridge and temple on the physical pair; a one-size claim is only acceptable when the buyer agrees the fit range stays unspecified. Polarization in versus polarization excluded is a second trade-off: glare reduction language belongs only on the finish that the sample actually carries.

Limits of this sample path: Clip On Sunglasses Sourcing does not own plants, does not edge lenses in-house and does not publish a savings percentage without same-scope bulk replies. Anti-reflective coating, hard-coat and cases stay excluded unless the approved sample notes write them in. Quantity for bulk must stay in pairs by model after approval; mixed cases without a size split are not comparable units.

Progress checkpoints this desk recommends: (1) identify the quoted sample SKU, (2) record fit and lens notes with photos if needed, (3) confirm exclusions for coatings and packing, (4) release bulk quantity only after those notes are signed. These checkpoints are buying records, not ESG or carbon claims. Review inquiry options and send the requirement when the sample path is ready.