TR90 Color-Block Temple Luxury Gold Accent Glasses

At Hongtu Eyewear in Taizhou, China, the TR90 Color-Block Temple Luxury Gold Accent Glasses are developed as molded TR90 frame with multi-segment color-block temples and integrated metal detailing. The combination is intended for optical collections that want more than a basic solid-color frame: the front remains easy to style, while the temples introduce layered color, metallic texture, and a stronger fashion identity. OEM/ODM development is available for selected frame, color, metal-detail, logo, lens, and packaging requirements.

Product Specifications

Why the Temple Design Matters

The most recognizable part of this frame appears on the sides rather than across the front. Each temple combines several color sections with a gold-tone metal clasp carrying a raised rope pattern. This gives the temple its own visual rhythm and makes the side profile an important part of the overall design.

The color-block arrangement is also more controlled than a simple two-color split. Black, tea amber, and dark brown can be layered along the temple to create gradual transitions in tone, allowing the frame to appear different when viewed straight on, from the side, or at an angle.

The 3D Rope-Textured Gold Clasp

The metal clasp uses a three-dimensional rope-inspired pattern rather than a flat decorative plate. Raised and recessed areas create changes in light reflection across the surface, giving the gold-tone element more texture and visual depth.

Its position is deliberately restrained: the metal detail sits within the temple architecture instead of extending across the front. This keeps the large square front relatively clean while giving the side of the frame a stronger signature.

Oversized Square with Upswept Corners

The front uses a large square silhouette with gently raised outer corners. Rather than a completely straight rectangular outline, the slight upward movement at the corners adds a softer fashion element to the broad front.

The 52-17-139 mm dimensions give the model a substantial lens area without pushing the frame into an extremely exaggerated oversized proportion. The overall shape can work well where a stronger brow and cheek outline is preferred while keeping the front suitable for prescription eyewear.

Front-to-Temple Proportion

An oversized front can easily become visually heavy when paired with equally heavy temples. This design takes the opposite approach: the front remains a relatively simple deep-black form, while color variation and metallic detailing are concentrated on the temples.

This distribution helps separate the frame into two visual zones. The front establishes the basic shape and presence, while the temples provide the decorative identity. The result is more controlled than placing multiple ornamental elements across the entire frame.

Color Combinations and Visual Direction

The deep-black front provides the main visual foundation, while the temple colors introduce variation. Tea amber and dark brown create warmer transitions around the temple area, while the gold-tone clasp adds a contrasting metallic highlight.

For a more understated version, the color contrast can be reduced while retaining the rope-textured metal detail. For a stronger fashion direction, the color-block relationship can be emphasized during OEM/ODM development.

Product Construction & Material Choice

TR90 is used throughout the frame, allowing the oversized square front and multi-section temple structure to be formed as molded components. The material is suitable for designs where controlled geometry and repeatable shaping are important.

Unlike a fully metal frame, this construction uses a polymer body as the main visual structure and reserves the metal element for a specific design area. This creates a different material balance while keeping the front relatively light in appearance.

Prescription Lens Considerations

The frame is supplied with demo lenses and is available for prescription lens fitting. The 52 mm lens width, 17 mm bridge, and 139 mm temple length should be considered together with the required lens material, prescription, optical center, and desired frame coverage.

For higher prescriptions, the final lens configuration should be reviewed according to the actual prescription and lens specifications rather than relying on the frame dimensions alone.

Design Development & Customization

The basic structure provides several areas for customized development, including the frame color, temple color-block arrangement, gold-tone metal finish, logo treatment, lens configuration, and packaging.

The metal clasp can also serve as a development feature rather than a fixed visual element. Different metallic finishes or decorative treatments may be considered according to the intended product direction and applicable production method.

How This Frame Is Produced

Production begins with the preparation of the metal components and molded frame elements. For the integrated metal-TR90 structure, the metal part is positioned within the mold before TR90 injection so that the two materials become mechanically integrated during molding.

After molding, surface treatment and finishing are used to establish the required appearance of the frame and temples. Final assembly and inspection then focus on the positioning, alignment, appearance, and overall integrity of the completed frame.

Inspection Points for a Multi-Color Metal-Trimmed Frame

The quality of this design depends on several details appearing together correctly. Important inspection points include the consistency of the color-block boundaries, the position of the gold-tone clasp, the condition of the textured metal surface, the alignment of the temples, the molding quality around the integrated metal area, and the final assembly.

The semi-complex temple structure also makes visual consistency important from one frame to the next, particularly when the color transition and metallic element are part of the model's identity.

Why Choose Hongtu Eyewear?

Hongtu Eyewear develops and manufactures optical frames in Taizhou, China, with production capabilities covering TR90 and other injection-molded eyewear. The company also provides OEM/ODM development based on physical samples or drawings.

For a frame such as this, the relevant capabilities are not limited to TR90 molding. The product also requires controlled color treatment, metal-detail integration, assembly, and inspection, allowing the different visual components of the frame to be developed as one coordinated product.

Support for Detail-Oriented OEM/ODM Development

Customization can cover frame and temple colors, metal accent finishes, logo application, lens specifications, packaging, and selected design details. Physical samples or technical drawings can be used as references for new development.

Production Focused on Material Integration

The integrated metal-TR90 process is particularly relevant to this model because the metallic clasp is part of the frame construction rather than simply an after-production decoration. This requires attention to component positioning and molding accuracy during production.

Use & Care Notes

Clean the frame with a soft eyewear cloth and suitable cleaning solution. Avoid abrasive materials that may affect the TR90 surface or the finish of the metal clasp.

When storing the glasses, keep the metal detail away from hard objects that could scratch or dull the surface. Avoid applying excessive force directly to the temple area or the integrated metal section.

Q&A

Q: Is the gold-tone clasp a separate decoration attached after molding?

A: The specified manufacturing process uses integrated injection molding, with the metal element positioned in the mold before TR90 injection. The final structure therefore incorporates the metal and polymer during molding.

Q: What creates the rope texture on the gold clasp?

A: The metal clasp uses a three-dimensional rope-inspired pattern with raised and recessed areas. This changes the way light reflects across the surface and gives the detail a more textured appearance.

Q: Can the color of the temples be changed independently from the front?

A: The frame finish and temple color treatment can be discussed separately during OEM/ODM development. The specific combination depends on the required production and color specification.

Q: Does the oversized front work with prescription lenses?

A: Yes. Demo lenses and prescription lenses are available. The final prescription lens selection should be based on the prescription, lens dimensions, optical center, and fitting requirements.

Q: What does 52□17-139 mm mean?

A: It indicates a 52 mm lens width, a 17 mm bridge width, and a 139 mm temple length.

Q: Can the gold metal detail be developed in another finish?

A: Different metal finishes can be considered as part of an OEM/ODM project, subject to the selected process and final design specification.

Q: Can a customized version be developed from a sample or drawing?

A: Yes. Physical samples or technical drawings can be used as references for development, including changes to colors, metal details, logos, packaging, and selected frame specifications.

Q: What is the MOQ for this model?

A: The MOQ is 100 pcs per color and 400 pcs per model.