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Our Company

 

Founded in 2017,BemoreOptics is a wholesale eyewear distribution company that specializes in providing a wide range of eyewear products. At BemoreOptics, we offer custom branding services,allowing clients to personalize their eyewear with their own brand logos and identity, enhancing their brand recognition.

Why Choose Us

 

Design Team

Our talented designers are always in sync with the latest trends, concentrating on developing distinctive eyewear styles and customized solutions that fulfill the unique needs of our clients.

Certifications

BemoreOptics is approved by CE, FDA, and BSCI. It has also passed a Walmart audit.

Design And Prototype Production

Based on the demands of the client, designers produce hand-drawn sketches or 3D models that depict the structure and look of the eyewear. Adjust the design to meet ergonomic, aesthetic, and functional requirements.

Brand Personalization

Add brand elements, such as logo engraving, printing, or heat transfer, according to customer requests. This is ideal for Bulk Order Sunglasses and Custom Sunglasses with logos. Custom packaging design, including eyewear cases, cleaning cloths, etc.

 

 

 

Classic Men Square PC Plastic Sunglasses
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Classic Men Square PC Plastic Sunglasses

ModeL Number: BM2409. Lenses Material:AC. Frame Material:Plastic. Size:54-17-145. Certificate: CE,
Acetate Plastic Classic Square Men Sunglasses
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Double Bridge Acetate Plastic Sunglasses
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Women Big Frame Square PC Plasitcs Sunglasses
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Model Number: S16916. Lenses Material: Resin. Frame Material : Plastic. Size: 54-19-147.
TR 90 Square Fashion Plastic Sunglasses
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TR 90 Square Fashion Plastic Sunglasses

Model Number: ZS2205. Lenses Material: Polaroid. Frame Material : Acetate. Size: 56-17-140.
Oversized Cat Eye Acetate Plastic Sunglasses
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ModeL Number: ZS6245. Lenses Material:Polaroid. Frame Material: Acetate. Size: 52-19-145.
TR 90 Punk Square Plastic Sunglasses
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ModeL Number: ZS2205. Lenses Material:Polaroid. Frame Material:TR90. Size:56-17-140. Certificate:
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TR 90 Round Plastic Sunglasses

ModeL Number:BS3228. Lenses Material:Resin. Frame Material: TR 90. Size:51-21-140. Certificate: CE,
TR 90 Plastic Square Sunglasses Unisex
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TR 90 Plastic Square Sunglasses Unisex

ModeL Number: ZS3207. Lenses Material: Resin. Frame Material: TR 90. Size: 56-19-140. Certificate:
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ModeL Number: ZS3209. Lenses Material: TAC. Frame Material: TR 90. Size:56-22-142. Certificate: CE,
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Advantages of Plastic Sunglasses
 

Most plastic-made eyeglasses have a molded bridge instead of a nose pad, which could offer better comfort when wearing. Nose pads tend to dig into either side of the nose and can even cause scratches over time.

 

Thick plastic frames make a bold fashion statement. It is also suitable for children because they can come in fun and colorful designs.

 

This type of specs is hypoallergenic. Anyone with metal allergies can safely wear plastic ones and not worry about developing skin irritations.

 

If you are near-sighted, hiding your bulky lens is possible with a plastic frame. It has thick edges that block your lenses from sight.

 

Plastic frames are more affordable and cost-effective.

What Is Plastic Sunglasses

 

 

Sunglasses or sun glasses (informally called shades or sunnies; more names below) are a form of protective eyewear designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight and high-energy visible light from damaging or discomforting the eyes. They can sometimes also function as a visual aid, as variously termed spectacles or glasses exist, featuring lenses that are colored, polarized or darkened.

 

How to Choose plastic sunglasses that Fit Your Face Shape

If you plan on being outdoors for any length of time, plastic sunglasses are an essential accessory. While plastic sunglasses are fashionable, they are also practical. Many people fail to consider the shape of their faces when they are shopping for plastic sunglasses. It's important to choose plastic sunglasses that are complementary to your face's shape and features. You want to protect your eyes, but you want to look great while you do it!


If you have a round face, rectangular or square-shaped plastic sunglasses can add some angles to the curves. To balance soft features, choose frames a little wider than your face. Oversized plastic sunglasses can help make your face look slimmer and longer. To add more structure, keep the edges clean. However, if you have a square-shaped face, you want plastic sunglasses that can soften your features. Go for something large and round. Aviator plastic sunglasses are a great choice for a square face. You'll want to avoid plastic sunglasses with sharp lines and angles.


Rectangular-shaped faces tend to have sharp jawbones and features. Balance these features out by purchasing plastic sunglasses frames with softer curves. And for those with an oval-shaped face, you can wear anything, and it will look nice. The oval shape makes it easy to pair plastic sunglasses with the face.

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Factors to Consider When Choosing Plastic Sunglasses Lens Material

 

 

Wearability
Size is a crucial factor when choosing the best lens material for plastic plastic sunglasseses. Generally, plastic plastic sunglasseses with more coverage material guarantees higher protection from UV light. When choosing oversize or wraparound lenses, remember to keep comfort in mind. When you find the perfect fit, you can confidently wear your plastic plastic sunglasseses for work or sports in the sun for long hours.


Durability
Durability and quality factors go hand in hand. Generally, two years is considered the best time to replace your plastic plastic sunglasseses if you want to keep safe from UV light exposure. While they might come at a higher cost, quality plastic plastic sunglasseses are effective, scratch resistant, and long-lasting.


Comfort
Finding the best plastic sunglasses material means choosing the one that fits comfortably and is perfect for your face shape. You want to opt for a lens material that caters to your needs. For instance, yours might be a lifestyle that demands more contrast or high outdoor protection, so you want a plastic sunglasses lens material that suits your needs.

 

Lens Color
Lenses come in numerous color options, including solid tints and gradient colors like brown, gray, or green. While color does not play a role in UV protection, it impacts visual contrasts. Some colors are known to improve contrasts, making them perfect options for athletes among other players engaging in sports such as swimming, golf, and baseball.

 

Lens Quality
Another crucial factor to consider is choosing the best plastic sunglasses lens material. The quality and tint are the key, so you should go for lenses with uniform tint rather than dark ones. Before purchasing, hold your lenses at arm's length in a straight line to check out imperfections. Move the lenses slowly along the straight line. If the lenses have a defect, the straight edge will sway, move, distort, or move. After all, low-quality plastic sunglasses lenses offer little to no protection from UV and are as good as wearing no plastic plastic sunglasseses at all.

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How to Clean Your Plastic Sunglasses Lenses

 

First, thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water. This helps to make sure that no bacteria or viruses are transferred from your hands onto your plastic sunglasses, and also removes any oil from your fingers which could smudge or smear your lenses. Larger pieces of dirt or dust from your fingers can also scratch or damage your lenses – so it's best to start with clean hands.
Spray both sides of your lenses with a specialist lens cleaner to keep them clean, as well as minimising the risk of scratching. Gently rub your lenses with a lens cloth, wiping away the solution as you clean. Using a lens cleaner is a great option to make sure your lenses are streak-free, as there's no need to dry them off afterwards.


Although it's sometimes more convenient, avoid using paper towels, dishtowels or your clothing to wipe your lenses as they can often leave particles of dust or dirt on your lenses, causing micro-scratches. Find out more about removing scratches and smudges from your plastic sunglasses.


It's also important to avoid using any soaps or cleaners that contain ammonia or other strong chemicals. Your lenses are made up of specialist coatings that are sensitive to ammonia and other harsh chemicals found in household cleaners.
As tempting as it is, don't breathe onto your lenses to give them a little clean. You'll only end up creating more smears and smudges.

What are the Components of a Plastic Sunglasses

 

 

Lenses
Plastic sunglasses lenses are one of the easiest parts of glasses to identify. They're the transparent, curved pieces of glass or plastic that are placed in the frame of plastic sunglasses to protect the eyes from harmful UV rays and glare from the sun.
The quality and type of lens used in plastic sunglasses can greatly affect the wearer's visual clarity, comfort, and eye protection, making it an important consideration when selecting a pair of plastic sunglasses.

 

Frame Front
The plastic sunglasses frame front refers to the part of the plastic sunglasses that holds the lenses in place and sits on the front of the face. It includes the bridge, which is the piece that rests on the nose, and the lens rims, which hold the lenses securely in place.

 

Nose Pads
Nose pads are the part of the plastic sunglasses that rest on your nose. They are designed to provide a comfortable and secure fit by distributing the weight of the plastic sunglasses across the bridge of the nose, reducing pressure and preventing slipping.

In acetate frames, these are built into the frame front, but in metal frames, they are attached to the frame front by nose pad arms and can be adjusted.

 

Nose Pad Arm
Nose pads arms are carefully soldered to the frame front of metal frames and are designed to be gently adjusted to help keep frames from sliding down your nose.

It's always a good idea to visit an optician to ensure the nose pads arms (among other frame parts) are well-adjusted to your individual face.

 

Hinges
Plastic sunglasses hinges are the opening and closing mechanism of the frame. They connect the temples (or arms) of the plastic sunglasses to the frame front.

Properly functioning hinges are essential to the wearability and longevity of plastic sunglasses, making them an important component of the overall design.

 

Bridge
An eyewear bridge is the small piece that connects the two lens rims of eyeglasses or plastic sunglasses. The bridge helps to provide stability and support for the eyewear.

Bridges can be made from various materials, such as metal or acetate, and are made in different shapes and sizes to fit different nose shapes, and enhance the style of the plastic sunglasses.

A well-designed bridge is important for the overall comfort and stability of eyewear.

 

Lens Rim
Plastic sunglasses lens rims are the frames that hold the lenses in place and surround the perimeter of the lenses. The lens rims are an essential component of plastic sunglasses, as they provide stability and support for the lenses, ensuring that they stay in place and do not fall out.

 

Top Bar or Brace Bar
Styles such as aviators feature a top bar above the bridge. This bar adds extra stability to the frames, essential for styles that were first developed to withstand use by the military and pilots.

 

Screws
Plastic sunglasses screws hold the various components of plastic sunglasses together. You'll find screws in plastic sunglasses hinges, as well as on the lens rim of metal styles.

Removable screws allow for easy repairs or adjustments. The quality and durability of plastic sunglasses screws can greatly affect the overall functionality and lifespan of the plastic sunglasses, making them an important consideration when selecting or repairing plastic sunglasses. AO screws feature a vinyl sleeve to prevent them from loosening over time with daily wear.

 
The Importance of Recycling Plastic Sunglasses

Plastic materials take centuries to break down. So, imagine how long it would take for our planet to recover? It would take hundreds of years if we keep filling it with wastes? Without taking action, these harmful materials can clog landfills. It can overburden waste-processing facilities as well.
Recycled plastic sunglasses alone can help the environment. Plus, it creates new economic opportunities as well. This small act encourages businesses to develop innovative solutions through eyewear.

 

Lessen the burden on the environment.
Plastic materials do not degrade as paper, cardboard, and wood. So, plastics can accumulate and create pollution that destroys our lives. This trash will become a nuisance and hazard to all living things.
So, recycled plastic sunglasses is one way to reduce this burden. Recycling transforms plastics into new items. It takes plastic materials out of landfills. So the planet can heal and the next generations can breathe fresh air.

 

It offers innovative and safe uses.
Producers must think beyond the box when using recycled plastics. For example, eyewear suppliers have resorted to recycled plastics. This process helps to develop natural awareness. Plus, it promotes creative thinking and problem-solving.

 

Recycling helps in draining fuel consumption.
It can reduce the reduction of fossil fuel consumption. Did you know that producers use about 191 million barrels of crude oil in making plastics every year? It keeps on increasing because of higher demands from different industries.
So, recycled plastic sunglasses save energy. It lessens the need to produce new materials. So, it lowers the heat from the production that harms the planet. Recycled plastic saves 7,200 kilowatt-hours of power. It is enough to power a household for seven months.

 

Recycled plastic sunglasses reduce pollution.
Greenhouse gases are contributors to rising levels of pollution. They are the main force behind climate change. It is an issue that the entire world is attempting to address today.
For example, burning petroleum produces polymers. The problem is that it emits a significant amount of greenhouse gases. This element harms the planet.
Plastic wastes are responsible for the death of thousands of animals. It includes living organisms on land, water, and air because of ingestion. Plus, it emits hazardous chemicals that can poison all living organisms.
Plastic recycling reduces greenhouse gas emissions. A reduced quantity of plastic waste will result from recycling plastic. Your business can help in reducing pollution. Plus, you can help save many important living species. It includes all plants, animals, and humans.

 

Recycled plastic sunglasses save fast-depleting landfill space.
Landfill sites are getting full because of the expanding human population. Habitable land is becoming more precious with each passing day. Let’s say that one pair of recycled sunglasses needs at least five pieces of plastic waste. So imagine how much space recycled eyewear can make? Reusing and recycling can save a lot of landfill spaces.

 

Making recycled plastic sunglasses requires less energy.
The production of recycled plastic sunglasses doesn’t need new resources. It would consume less energy used and less heat emitted to the surroundings. There would be no need to produce raw materials. It means you can help conserve natural resources as well.

 
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Q: Are plastic sunglasses good?

A: High Impact Resistant: Plastic lenses are very durable. They do not shatter easily on impact which makes it a great choice for individuals who are active or tend to drop their glasses often. Easy to tint: Plastic easily accepts tints faster than other materials.

Q: Is it OK to wear plastic glasses?

A: Plastic lenses are very difficult to crack or break and are much more durable than glass lenses— making them a great choice for both kids and adults. Reduce glare. Plastic lenses are less likely to cause problems with glare since they are naturally less reflective than glass.

Q: Are polarized sunglasses plastic?

A: Polarized lenses are assembled by sandwiching an anti-glare film between two pieces of glass or plastic. But for most sunglass brands, each option comes with its own unique drawbacks.

Q: What plastic is used for sunglasses?

A: There are several types of plastic frame materials, the most common type being zylonite. Zylonite (zyl) frames are easily adjusted with heat and are available in a variety of colors. Another popular plastic frame material is polycarbonate.

Q: Is polarized glass or plastic better?

A: Through polarised lenses, the sea will appear more transparent. Plastic lenses are very durable. They are shatter proof, making it a great choice for those who actively participate in sports. If you break or drop your glasses frequently or have young children, plastic lenses would be a perfect choice.

Q: Is it better to have glass or plastic lenses?

A: Glass Lenses: These lenses offer clearer vision than plastic lenses, and they can be made with thinner materials, making them more attractive on your face. They are also less likely to scratch due to the high-quality design.

Q: Why can't you drive with polarized sunglasses?

A: While 100% UV polarized sunglasses are great for driving, there are some instances when not to use them: They can affect depth perception due to the absence of horizontal light entering the eyes. This is dependent on individual sensitivity to depth perception.

Q: When should you not wear polarized sunglasses?

A: For example, pilots or those who operate heavy machinery shouldn't wear polarized sunglasses. If you're driving at night or in low-light situations. If you want to be aware of glare. For example, snowboarders and skiers want to be able to avoid icy areas.

Q: Are plastic sunglasses safe?

A: Plastic lenses also lead the way in terms of safety and durability. These lenses pose a lower risk of injury, making them better suited for children, teens and active adults.

Q: Do eye doctors recommend polarized sunglasses?

A: No. Compared with other sunglasses, polarized lenses can help you see better in high-glare situations, but that's not the most important feature sunglasses should have, Dr. Teed stresses.

Q: What color polarized sunglasses are best for driving?

A: The best lenses for driving sunglasses are grey and brown (with polarisation) because they are colour-neutral, meaning they do not alter how colours appear when worn. Many sunglasses specifically designed for drivers also feature yellow and amber-toned lenses, which can help to enhance contrast and definition.

Q: Is it illegal to wear sunglasses while driving at night?

A: Is it against the law to wear sunglasses while driving in the US? No, it is perfectly legal and even advisable to wear sunglasses on a bright sunny day. Take them off at night.

Q: How much should I pay for polarized sunglasses?

A: The frames, materials, and brand you choose will influence the cost of your sunglasses, whether they are polarized or not. Polarized glasses tend to start at $25 and can cost up to $450 or more if you choose a designer label. A regular pair of sunglasses can cost about the same.

Q: Are expensive sunglasses worth it?

A: UV-blocking and shatter-resistance ratings are usually impressive with higher-end offerings, so you're treating your eyes better. And because superior hardware is used on expensive models, they last longer than the convenience-store options.

Q: Do I really need polarized sunglasses?

A: Polarized sunglasses are worth it if they meet your lifestyle needs. They're excellent if you spend time outdoors, live in a snowy climate, or drive a lot. If you're looking for a pair of polarized sunglasses, remember to ensure they have 99 to 100% UV protection to prevent damage to your eyes.

Q: Which is better UV or polarized sunglasses?

A: UV sunglasses are ideal for wearing all year round but especially in the winter. They reflect harmful rays from surfaces like buildings, water, and snow where they can be most damaging. If you're skiing, snowboarding, or riding your motorcycle, you should not wear polarized lenses.

Q: Why do people buy expensive sunglasses?

A: People buy expensive sunglasses for a variety of reasons, including better UV protection, superior build quality, brand prestige, and unique designs. Also, companies like Faded Days Sunglasses offer specialized sizing, such as sunglasses for big heads, catering to individual needs and ensuring a perfect fit.

Q: Are polarized sunglasses better for driving?

A: Polarized lenses are considered by many to be essential for driving sunglasses, especially in bright sunlight. When the sun's rays land on a flat surface like water, the light reflects off that surface and becomes polarized. The light travels mostly horizontally and can hit you right in the eyes.

Q: Does driving without sunglasses damage your eyes?

A: Protection from UV Radiation: The sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation can cause damage to the eyes, such as cataracts, keratitis, and skin aging around the eye area. Wearing sunglasses with UV protection can help reduce this risk. Why do people wear sunglasses while driving a car?

Q: How dark should sunglasses be for driving?

A: Light- to medium-tinted lenses are the best choice when driving in low to moderate sunlight. These options will reduce light and glare, but still allow you to see your surroundings clearly. The darkest lenses are only suitable for very bright light, such as light typically seen in high-altitude, mountainous areas.

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