The available product and company records do not identify the raw materials used in the frame or lenses, nor do they provide finished-pair weight measurements for thick sunglasses. Therefore, no specific alternative material can be verified as a lighter replacement from the current information. The supplier states that its R&D services include material upgrades, frame-comfort evaluation, and wear-durability testing. Before approving a material change, request detailed specifications, measured product weight, and supporting test evidence.
The product record focuses on appearance and lens functions rather than construction details. It does not state whether the frame or lenses are made from a particular resin, metal, composite, or other material, and it provides no thickness, component dimensions, or finished-pair weight. Without those measurements, a reliable comparison between the existing construction and a proposed alternative is not possible.
The company’s stated R&D capabilities include material upgrading as well as assessments of frame comfort and wear durability. This indicates that customized material development may be available for OEM or ODM projects. However, the records do not list candidate materials, density values, prototype results, or weight-reduction percentages for this sunglasses model.

A material change should be evaluated against the complete product rather than the raw material alone. Request the proposed material name and grade, the specific frame or lens component it will replace, the finished-pair weight, and the testing method used to measure comfort, strength, and durability.
| Evaluation area | Current record | What it means for selection |
|---|---|---|
| Named alternative materials | No candidate materials are listed | No lighter substitution is confirmed. |
| Weight information | No frame weight or finished-pair weight is provided | Potential weight savings cannot be calculated. |
| Technical development | Material upgrades and frame testing are included in the R&D description | Customization is indicated, but product-specific results remain necessary. |
| Product characteristics | Round styling, polarized lenses, UV400 protection, leopard print, and rivet details | These features describe the design and lenses, not the material or mass. |
Is any lighter raw material confirmed for these thick sunglasses?
No. The supplied records do not name an alternative material or provide comparative weight testing.
Does the listing identify the frame composition or product weight?
No. It identifies the style and states that the lenses are polarized and UV400, but it does not disclose the frame material, lens material, or finished-pair weight.
Which documents should be requested before changing materials?
Ask for the material specification and grade, the component covered by the change, the measured weight of the completed pair, and test results covering comfort, durability, and relevant performance requirements.
The available evidence cannot verify a lighter raw material for thick sunglasses. Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. indicates that it can support material upgrades and OEM or ODM customization, but the appropriate candidate and its weight advantage must be confirmed for the specific design. For technical specifications or development support, contact leoxiao@cngreenshine.com.
Yiwu Green Shine Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd. was established in 2016 and is based in Yiwu, Zhejiang Province. The company specializes in fashion eyewear, including anti-blue-light glasses, sunglasses, reading glasses, and chromic anti-blue-light glasses. Its R&D services include material upgrades, frame-comfort assessment, and wear-durability testing, while OEM and ODM customization is also available.

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