Kids’ eyewear is a growing, defensible niche — parents replace lost sunglasses far more often than adults. But the specification bar is higher.
What to require
- UV400 lenses — non-negotiable for children’s eyes.
- Impact resistance — lenses should meet impact testing; polycarbonate is the usual choice.
- No sharp edges or detachable small parts on the frame.
- Documentation for the market you are selling into.
Materials and shape
TR90 and flexible rubberised frames survive being sat on, which parents notice. Wrap styles and strap options sell best for sports and beach use; small classic shells sell in retail displays.
Sizing
Three sizes cover most of the market (young child, child, teen). Carrying all three in a few shapes beats a huge range of one size.
What sells
- Bright colourways and two-tone frames
- Sporty wraps with straps
- Budget multi-packs for family use
Ask for our kids’ range specification and test documents. Request a quote.