1、Product Introduction
We are a professional manufacturer and supplier of sports and casual eyewear from China.
These oversized TR90 polarized Sports sunglasses feature wide square frames for a broader field of vision, paired with vibrant blue mirrored polarized lenses. They deliver full UV400 protection to block all ultraviolet rays and effectively filter harsh reflective glare from water and road surfaces.
The lightweight, flexible frames are bendable, shatter-resistant and not easy to deform. The inner sides of the temples are designed with anti-slip textures to keep the sunglasses snug and slip-free during outdoor activities such as cycling, fishing, running, boating, golf, hiking, mountaineering, badminton, tennis, pickleball and beach volleyball. They are also ideal for daily commutes and outdoor trips, serving as versatile unisex outdoor shades.
This best-selling model is manufactured in Taizhou with reliable premium quality. We support wholesale, OEM production and custom logo services, and samples are available. Please feel free to reach out to us for competitive factory-direct prices.
Huangjia Eyewear Co., Ltd., Linhai, is an eyewear manufacturer and exporter located in Zhejiang, China.We offer one-stop OEM & ODM customization services straight from the factory.Inquiries are warmly welcome.
2.1 Product Features
Style design——The temples feature anti-slip textures at the ends to fit snugly behind your ears. They stay firmly in place without slipping or wobbling during high-intensity activities such as running, cycling and fishing.
Frame Advantages——The wide oversized TR90 frames deliver a wider field of vision. Made of lightweight, elastic and flexible TR90 material, they are bendable and shatter-resistant. They won’t press on the nose or pinch your face even after long-time wear. Unisex design fits outdoor scenarios including driving, fishing and hiking, while matching daily outfits perfectly. Bulk purchasing and OEM customization are available.
Lens Advantages——High-quality polarized lenses effectively filter glare, blocking up to 99% of reflected light. They greatly reduce harsh brightness and improve visual clarity. After eliminating stray light, object outlines become sharper with higher contrast.The lenses restore true-to-life colors, making scenery brighter, more natural and rich in details. They ease eye strain caused by glare, preventing squinting and relieving fatigue during long outdoor use.With full UV400 protection, they block 100% of harmful UVA and UVB rays.
2.2 Dimensions
Parameter | Specification |
Model Name | TR90 Large Frame Sunglasses With Non-Slip Temples |
Model No. | RS024 |
Material： | TR90 |
Frame Shape | Square |
Frame Color | Black、Gray、Leapard、Light Gray、Dark Gray、Navy Blue、Dark Gray（Customizable） |
Size | 57-18-135mm |
Total Weight | 26.6g |
Lens Type | Polarized , UV400, |
Target Audience | Unisex Men & Women |
Applicable Scenes | Fishing /Cycling / Hiking / Urban Commute / Beach / Pickleball |
MOQ | 300pcs/Color; |
Origin | Taizhou, Zhejiang Province, China |
Logo Printing | Custom Made |
Packaging | 1pcs/bag, 12pcs/box, 300pcs |
TR90 Large Frame Sunglasses With Non-Slip Temples
When I work on a sunglasses project, I always start with a simple question: how will people actually wear this product?
A pair of sunglasses can look good in a product photo, but that is only part of the job. When someone wears it for several hours, the frame should feel comfortable. When the wearer walks or moves, the sunglasses should stay reasonably stable. When the product is used outdoors, the lens specification should match the intended environment. And when a brand wants to sell the product, the design should be practical enough for production, packaging, and repeat orders.
That is the idea behind our TR90 Large Frame Sunglasses With Non-Slip Temples.
At Linhai Huangjia Glasses Co., Ltd., I work with a team focused on sports glasses, optical glasses, fashionable sunglasses, industrial safety goggles, and military and police tactical eyewear. Our products are developed for different wearing conditions, so we understand that comfort, stability, appearance, and protection cannot always be treated as separate subjects.
This large-frame TR90 sunglasses model is mainly positioned as a modern lifestyle and outdoor eyewear product. Its defining features are the larger frame profile, lightweight TR90-style construction, and non-slip temple design. Together, these elements create a product that can be developed for daily outdoor wear, travel, driving-oriented collections, casual activities, fashion eyewear, and private-label sunglasses programs.
I also want to make one point clear from the beginning. A lifestyle sunglasses product should not automatically be described as industrial safety eyewear. If a customer needs protection against workplace impact, chemicals, dust, or other hazards, the product needs to meet the appropriate requirements for that application. We treat those products as a separate category and select the frame, lens, coverage, and testing requirements accordingly.
Large-frame sunglasses have a very practical place in today's eyewear market. They give the face a stronger visual outline and allow designers to create a more noticeable product without adding complicated mechanical structures.
When I look at a large-frame design, I pay attention to more than the front shape. The relationship between the front frame, bridge, lenses, hinges, temples, and nose contact area is important. A frame that looks attractive but feels unbalanced is not a good long-term product.
Our TR90 Large Frame Sunglasses are designed around this balance.
The larger front creates a clear visual identity. It can be useful for fashion collections because the frame itself becomes an important part of the product's appearance. At the same time, it gives brands more room to work with different lens colors, frame colors, finishes, and logo placements.
The temples are equally important. When sunglasses are worn during normal daily movement, the frame naturally experiences small shifts. We turn our heads, walk up stairs, get into cars, bend down, look sideways, and move between indoor and outdoor spaces. A temple that does not maintain good contact can allow the glasses to slide forward.
For this reason, we use a non-slip temple concept on this model. The purpose is straightforward: improve contact and help the frame remain in a more stable position during ordinary use.
I do not describe this as a guarantee that the sunglasses will never move. No frame can make that promise for every face. Fit depends on head size, face shape, frame dimensions, temple geometry, adjustment, surface contact, sweat, activity level, and even how the wearer puts the glasses on.
Instead, I see the non-slip temple as one useful part of the overall fit system.
For me, the value of this design comes from its balance.
Large frame: creates a stronger and more noticeable eyewear profile.
TR90 frame concept: supports a lightweight and flexible eyewear structure.
Non-slip temples: help improve wearing stability during normal movement.
Modern appearance: fits fashion, casual, and outdoor product collections.
Customization potential: allows B2B customers to develop their own versions.
These features make the model particularly interesting for eyewear brands, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, and companies developing private-label sunglasses.
I often explain a sunglasses frame as a small mechanical system. It may look simple, but several components have to work together.
The front frame supports the lenses. The bridge connects the two sides. Hinges allow the temples to open and close. The temples extend backward and help keep the frame positioned on the head. The nose area and temple contact points then influence how the frame feels during wear.
In our model, the non-slip temple design is especially relevant because the temple is one of the main contact areas between the frame and the wearer.
When the contact surface is designed appropriately, it can help reduce unnecessary sliding. This is useful during ordinary movement and can make the glasses feel more secure. However, I always recommend evaluating the actual fit using the final production sample rather than relying only on a drawing.
TR90 is commonly used in the eyewear industry to describe thermoplastic nylon-based frame materials. Nylon materials are known for a useful combination of mechanical properties, including strength, wear resistance, and impact-related properties, although actual performance varies according to the specific material formulation and processing method.
For general engineering reference, Ensinger's published information on nylon materials discusses mechanical strength, wear behavior, impact strength, and other material properties. This gives us useful background when considering why nylon-based materials are commonly used in products where weight and mechanical performance both matter.
| Frame Consideration | Purpose | What I Check During Product Development |
|---|---|---|
| Front frame | Supports the lenses and defines the overall style | Shape, dimensions, symmetry, surface finish |
| Bridge | Connects the front frame and influences fit | Width, position, comfort, appearance |
| Temples | Help hold the sunglasses on the head | Length, geometry, opening and closing movement |
| Non-slip contact area | Helps improve temple stability | Position, material, surface feel, consistency |
| Hinges | Allow temples to fold | Movement, alignment, assembly quality |
Source for general nylon material characteristics: Ensinger, technical information on nylon thermoplastic materials. The table describes design functions rather than laboratory performance measurements for this specific sunglasses model.
People usually do not think about frame weight during the first five minutes of wearing sunglasses. After several hours, however, they may notice pressure around the nose, ears, or temples.
That is why I consider weight together with fit instead of treating it as a separate marketing phrase.
A large frame naturally has more material than a small frame, so the frame needs to be designed carefully. A larger silhouette does not have to mean an unnecessarily heavy product. Material selection, wall thickness, frame geometry, component design, and lens choice all influence the final result.
This is particularly important for sunglasses intended for travel, outdoor activities, and extended daily wear.
One mistake I often see in sunglasses discussions is focusing entirely on frame appearance.
The frame may be the first thing customers notice, but the lens determines what the wearer actually sees. For that reason, when we discuss an OEM or ODM project, I ask about the intended market and application before confirming the lens specification.
For ordinary sunglasses, ultraviolet protection is one of the basic points to consider. The American Optometric Association recommends sunglasses that provide protection from UVA and UVB radiation. It also explains that lens color and visible-light transmission are separate considerations from UV protection.
That means a darker lens should not automatically be described as providing better UV protection.
For our large frame sunglasses with non-slip temples, the final lens configuration can be discussed according to the customer's product positioning. Depending on the project, customers may consider lens color, UV protection, polarization, coatings, optical requirements, and other specifications.
For example, a Fashion Sunglasses collection may focus on appearance and color coordination. A driving-oriented collection may place more attention on visual clarity and appropriate lens tint. An outdoor product may require a different combination of light transmission, glare management, and UV protection.
We therefore avoid using one lens configuration for every application.
| Lens Factor | What It Means | Typical B2B Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| UV protection | Addresses ultraviolet exposure | Confirm required UVA/UVB protection for the target market |
| Lens tint | Changes the amount and character of visible light entering the eye | Choose according to use and product positioning |
| Polarization | Can help reduce glare from certain reflective surfaces | Useful to consider for outdoor, driving, fishing, or water-related products |
| Optical quality | Influences visual clarity and comfort | Important when selecting lenses for extended wear |
| Impact resistance | Important in certain sports and work environments | Confirm whether certified protective eyewear is required |
Source: American Optometric Association guidance on UV protection and sunglasses. Product-specific lens performance must be confirmed against the actual production specification and applicable market requirements.
I think this point deserves special attention because it is easy to misunderstand.
A very dark lens may reduce visible brightness, but that does not by itself tell us how much UV radiation the lens blocks. When I discuss sunglasses with customers, I separate these two subjects.
The American Optometric Association recommends sunglasses that block 100% of UVA and UVB radiation. Buyers should therefore request and verify the appropriate lens specification instead of judging protection simply from lens darkness.
This is especially useful when building an online product page. Product descriptions should state verified specifications rather than using vague claims about protection.
The most obvious feature is the larger front profile. This gives the product a stronger visual presence than a small or narrow frame.
For fashion brands, that can be useful because the frame itself becomes part of the collection identity. The same basic shape can also be developed in several colors to create different seasonal or customer-focused versions.
The TR90 frame concept is intended to provide a practical combination of low weight, flexibility, and everyday durability. I consider this especially useful for sunglasses that people may wear for long periods.
Of course, the exact properties of the final frame depend on the material used in production, processing conditions, frame geometry, and assembly. We therefore recommend checking the approved sample before confirming a large production run.
The non-slip temple area is the feature that gives this model its practical difference.
Instead of treating the temple as only a structural arm, we consider how it contacts the wearer. A suitable surface and geometry can help reduce unwanted sliding and make the frame feel more stable.
Comfort comes from several small details working together. The frame should not create unnecessary pressure. The temples should sit naturally. The bridge should match the intended frame dimensions. The lenses should be appropriate for the final product.
I do not believe comfort should be described with one simple number. It is a combination of fit, geometry, material, weight, and individual preference.
The large frame can support different visual directions. Depending on the chosen colors and lenses, the same basic structure can look sporty, casual, fashionable, or understated.
This gives buyers more flexibility when creating collections.
For B2B customers, we can discuss customization according to the project. This may include frame colors, lens options, branding, packaging, quantity, and other confirmed specifications.
I see this model primarily as a versatile sunglasses product rather than a single-purpose technical goggle.
The large-frame silhouette works naturally in fashion eyewear collections. Brands can develop different combinations of frame colors and lens colors while maintaining a consistent basic shape.
This is useful for retailers that want several visual options without completely redesigning every product.
Walking, shopping, commuting, sightseeing, and other daily outdoor activities are natural applications. In these situations, a comfortable frame and suitable UV-protection specification are practical priorities.
Travelers often spend long periods moving between different environments. They may walk outdoors, sit in vehicles, visit tourist sites, and spend time in bright sunlight.
A lightweight frame with stable temples can therefore make sense as part of a travel-oriented eyewear collection.
Driving sunglasses need more than a fashionable appearance. The lens should support clear vision and should not create unwanted problems with color recognition.
The American Optometric Association recommends paying attention to lens characteristics for driving and notes that lens color should not interfere with the recognition of important colors.
For a driving product, I recommend discussing lens tint and optical requirements separately from the frame design.
The product may also be positioned for light recreational activities. The non-slip temple design can be useful when the wearer is moving more than they would during ordinary indoor use.
However, I make an important distinction between casual outdoor use and high-impact sports. A standard lifestyle sunglasses model should not be promoted as certified protective sports eyewear unless it has actually been tested and certified for the relevant requirement.
This is one of the areas where I believe the design has strong B2B potential.
A wholesaler, retailer, or eyewear brand can use the basic frame as a starting point and then develop its own visual identity through colors, lenses, logos, packaging, and collection planning.
| Target Market | Product Focus | Customization Discussion |
|---|---|---|
| Fashion eyewear | Frame appearance and lens styling | Colors, finish, logo, packaging |
| Outdoor lifestyle | Comfort, fit, UV protection | Lens specification and frame options |
| Driving eyewear | Visual clarity and suitable tint | Lens configuration and optical requirements |
| Travel products | Comfort, portability, daily usability | Packaging, branding, frame colors |
| Private-label collections | Consistent design and brand identity | Logo, color, lens, packaging, order quantity |
Source note: Application categories are product-positioning recommendations based on the design characteristics of this model. They are not claims of certification or laboratory performance.
When a customer asks me for a quotation, I do not want to discuss price before understanding the product.
A sunglasses order can look simple on paper, but several details affect production. Frame dimensions, material, color, lens type, logo placement, packaging, quantity, and delivery requirements all need to be confirmed.
We first review the customer's requirements. If the buyer already has a product drawing, sample, specification sheet, or reference model, that information helps us understand the expected result.
For the TR90 Large Frame Sunglasses With Non-Slip Temples, I would normally confirm the frame dimensions, colors, lens requirements, branding, packaging, and order quantity.
The frame components are prepared according to the approved design. The shape needs to remain consistent, especially for repeat B2B production.
For larger frames, dimensional consistency is particularly important because even a small variation can become visible across a wide front surface.
The lens specification is handled according to the confirmed order. This is where we need to be particularly careful with UV protection, tint, polarization, coatings, dimensions, and other requested characteristics.
The lenses, frame, temples, hinges, and other components are assembled into the finished sunglasses.
The temples need to open and close properly. The frame needs to remain aligned. The lenses need to sit correctly in the front frame. The final appearance should match the approved sample.
We look at visible issues such as scratches, surface defects, color differences, assembly problems, uneven alignment, and other conditions that could affect the finished product.
For B2B production, consistency is important. A buyer does not want the first shipment to look different from the second shipment without a clear reason.
Packaging is confirmed according to the customer's requirements. This may include individual packaging, labels, cartons, logos, and other shipping-related details.
For larger orders, packaging also needs to make sense for transportation and warehouse handling.
After the product specification, quantity, packaging, and delivery requirements are confirmed, we arrange the production schedule according to the order.
Payment terms, production timing, transportation method, and packaging can be discussed based on the order size and destination.
Linhai Huangjia Glasses Co., Ltd. was established in 2023 and is headquartered in Linhai, Zhejiang. We focus on the research and manufacturing of sports glasses, optical glasses, fashionable sunglasses, industrial safety goggles, and military and police tactical goggles.
For me, having several eyewear categories under one manufacturing business is useful because different product types teach us different lessons.
Fashion sunglasses require attention to appearance, proportions, color, and comfort. Sports eyewear requires greater attention to fit and movement. Optical products require careful consideration of visual requirements. Safety and tactical eyewear involve more specific protection and application requirements.
That experience helps us approach each project according to its actual purpose instead of using the same product logic for every category.
We understand that B2B buyers may not simply want an existing catalog item.
Some customers already have a complete design. Others have a rough idea and need to develop the details. Some want a private-label version of an existing frame, while others need a product developed around a specific market.
Depending on the project, we can discuss:
Frame color selection
Lens color and configuration
UV protection requirements
Polarized lens options where applicable
Logo and branding requirements
Packaging specifications
Order quantity
Production planning
Transportation arrangements
Private-label requirements
I believe good communication before production saves time later.
If the customer needs a special frame color, specific lens specification, logo position, packaging style, or delivery schedule, these details should be confirmed before mass production begins.
For this reason, I encourage B2B buyers to provide as much practical information as possible. A drawing, reference sample, product photograph, technical specification, or packaging example can all help.
Our production support can be discussed around different order sizes and customization levels. We can work with customers developing products for wholesale, distribution, retail, private-label, OEM, and ODM channels.
The final production schedule and commercial terms depend on the confirmed product specification, order quantity, customization requirements, packaging, and delivery destination.
They are sunglasses built around a larger frame profile, a TR90-style frame construction, and temple areas designed to help improve wearing stability. The model is mainly suitable for fashion, lifestyle, travel, outdoor, and other everyday sunglasses applications depending on the final lens configuration.
A large frame creates a stronger visual profile and can provide more design space for lenses, colors, and branding. It can also be useful for customers looking for a noticeable fashion or lifestyle eyewear product.
TR90-style thermoplastic nylon frames are commonly used for lightweight eyewear designs. However, actual product weight depends on the frame dimensions, material specification, wall thickness, lenses, hinges, and other components. For a confirmed weight, we recommend checking the final production specification or sample.
The non-slip temple design is intended to improve stability and reduce unwanted movement during normal wear. It cannot guarantee that the frame will never move because fit also depends on the wearer's face shape, head size, frame dimensions, adjustment, sweat, and activity.
Frame color customization can be discussed for B2B projects. The available color options and minimum order requirements depend on the production plan and requested specification.
Yes, lens specifications can be discussed according to the project. Customers may have different requirements for lens color, UV protection, polarization, coatings, and other characteristics. The final options should be confirmed before production.
OEM and private-label branding can be discussed. Depending on the product and order, branding may involve the frame, lens, packaging, case, labels, or other approved areas.
The frame can be used as part of a driving-oriented sunglasses product, but the lens needs to be selected carefully. Lens tint, optical quality, UV protection, and color recognition are important considerations. The American Optometric Association recommends considering these factors when selecting sunglasses for outdoor activities and driving.
They may be suitable for casual outdoor activities depending on the final configuration. For high-impact sports or situations where eye injury is a significant risk, I recommend using eyewear specifically designed, tested, and certified for the relevant activity.
No. A fashion or lifestyle sunglasses model should not be treated as industrial safety eyewear without the required testing and certification. Workplace eye protection should be selected according to the hazards present and the applicable standards.
The applicable standard depends on the market and intended use. In the United States, ANSI Z87.1 is widely associated with occupational and educational personal eye and face protection, while other standards may apply to sports, recreational, prescription, or nonprescription eyewear.
The American Optometric Association's published materials reference ANSI Z80.3 for nonprescription sunglasses and fashion eyewear and ANSI Z87 for eye and face protection. Buyers should confirm the current applicable standard and testing requirements for their specific product and market before making compliance claims.
I recommend providing the following information:
Required quantity
Frame color
Lens color and specification
UV protection requirements
Polarization requirements, if applicable
Logo or branding details
Packaging requirements
Target market
Expected delivery date
Any drawings, samples, or reference products
The more clearly the requirements are defined, the easier it is for us to evaluate production and provide a practical quotation.
When I look at the TR90 Large Frame Sunglasses With Non-Slip Temples, I see a product that combines several straightforward ideas.
The large frame creates a clear and modern appearance. The TR90 frame concept supports a lightweight eyewear structure. The non-slip temple design focuses on wearing stability. Together, these features create a flexible platform that can be used for fashion sunglasses, outdoor lifestyle eyewear, travel products, driving-oriented collections, and private-label projects.
At the same time, I believe a good product description should be honest about what the product is and what it is not.
Frame material does not automatically determine lens performance. A dark lens does not automatically mean stronger UV protection. A non-slip temple does not guarantee that sunglasses will never move. And a fashionable sunglasses frame should not be presented as industrial safety eyewear without the required testing.
These distinctions matter, especially for B2B buyers who need to build a reliable product range and provide accurate information to their own customers.
At Linhai Huangjia Glasses Co., Ltd., we approach the manufacturing process from the same practical direction. We first understand the customer's product requirements, then confirm frame, lens, branding, packaging, quantity, and delivery details before production.
If you are looking for TR90 Large Frame Sunglasses, large frame sunglasses with non-slip temples, Lightweight TR90 Sunglasses, non-slip temple sunglasses, or a customizable OEM/ODM sunglasses manufacturer, this model can be considered as a starting point for your next eyewear project.
For a new product, I always recommend confirming the final sample before mass production. That is where frame fit, lens appearance, temple feel, color, logo placement, packaging, and other details can be checked together.
In the end, good eyewear does not need to be complicated. It needs to fit its purpose, feel right when worn, look right for the intended market, and be produced consistently. That is the standard I use when developing and supplying this type of sunglasses.
American Optometric Association — UV protection and sunglasses guidance.
American Optometric Association — Outdoor eyewear, lens selection, and protective eyewear guidance.
American Optometric Association — References to ANSI Z80.3, ANSI Z87, and related eyewear standards.
Ensinger — Technical information regarding nylon thermoplastic materials and general engineering properties.
Product note: Product-specific dimensions, weight, lens performance, UV protection, impact resistance, certification, and other technical specifications should be confirmed from the actual production sample, technical specification, and applicable test reports. The information above describes the product concept and B2B application scope and should not be treated as a substitute for product-specific compliance documentation.
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