Taizhou Longxing Eyeglasses Parts Factory Taizhou, Zhejiang, China Est. 2014

The hinge is discontinued. The frame doesn't have to be.

Eyeglass hinges are not universal parts — leaf footprints, hole spacing and barrel counts differ maker to maker, year to year. When the original supplier is gone, we match the hinge instead.

Email your photos
Loose hinge halves in a bin, showing the variety of leaf footprints

How a match runs.

  1. 01

    Photograph the hinge

    Top-down and side-on, next to a millimetre ruler or a coin. Both halves if you can. Phone photos are fine — sharpness beats resolution.

  2. 02

    We identify it

    We check barrel count, leaf footprint, hole spacing and mounting style against our pattern library, and reply with the match — or the nearest fit and what differs.

  3. 03

    Confirm with samples

    Physical samples ship with a dimension sheet so you can verify fit on the actual frame before committing to quantity.

  4. 04

    Order at any scale

    From repair-lab packs to distributor volume. Reorders reference your match number — no re-identification needed.

Who uses matching.

  • Repair labs & optical shops A customer's favourite frame with a snapped hinge is a lost sale without a matched part. Labs keep our matches on file by frame brand.
  • Parts distributors Fill the gaps in your replacement catalogue with models the original factories stopped supporting.
  • Brands with legacy lines Honour warranty repairs on frames whose original hinge supplier no longer exists — without retooling the frame.

Have the photograph already?

Attach it with a ruler in frame and any brand or model markings you can read. We reply with an identification or the nearest pattern we can make.