polarized wooden bamboo sunglasses

Align wood sunglasses markings before price talk

Specification choices that remain open should stay open on every reply. If a factory offers a substitute frame or lens, record it as a separate offer rather than a silent upgrade. Verify polarization exclusions and packing before treating a lower unit price as the same scope.

Check	Why it changes the quote
Coating	Anti-reflective, hard coat, mirror
Polarization	Do not assume wood sunglasses cases or freight
Wood vs bamboo	Material and grain finish differ

Optional budget uses amount or range, currency, and per-unit or whole-order basis. High-end, mid-range, budget or undecided preference is a buying note, not a verified rating. Continue from inquiry options or send the aligned row through the contact form.

What to verify before accepting an alternative

Marked frame size versus a one-size claim changes fit risk. If the buyer needs lens width, bridge and temple in millimetres, a reply that only says “one size” is not the same scope. Fashion tint wooden sunglasses versus polarized wooden bamboo sunglasses is another split: the polarized film must appear when the line is polarized.

Base tinted lenses versus polarized lenses also change cost. Hard coat, mirror film and anti-reflective coating are not included unless the supplier writes them in. Keep each finish on a yes-or-no column so a cheaper tinted pair is not mistaken for a polarized pair. Freight scope and packing unit still need their own confirmation before the landed cost is compared.