Kids' Sunglasses Wholesale for Shops
Small, colourful sunglasses for children sit well beside summer clothing and toys. This section lists girls' blue frames and kids' white frames for counter display.
Buying sunglasses wholesale
Kids' sunglasses are mostly an add-on purchase. Parents buying summer clothes for a holiday, a hill station trip or a beach visit will pick up a pair if it is visible at the counter, and children often ask for them when they see a matching colour. Birthday return gift buyers also look for small items like these.
Since the range here is compact, with a blue pair for girls and a white pair for kids in general, it is best treated as a counter display rather than a full section. A small stand with a mirror lets children try them on quickly, and pairing sunglasses with a cap or summer outfit in a bundle makes the sale easier.
Demand rises from March to June and again around winter holidays when families travel. Keep the display clean and the frames in their cases, since children's sunglasses are handled a lot. For online selling, photos on a child model or a cut-out face help parents judge the size.
Selling prices on this page run from ₹399.
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Sunglasses: questions buyers ask
How do I sell kids' sunglasses without a try-on counter?
Use a small mirror and a tabletop stand so children can try a pair in a few seconds. Online, show the sunglasses on a child of a stated age and give the frame width from the listing, so parents can compare with a pair at home.
What age group do kids' sunglasses usually fit?
Children's frames are generally sized for young school-age kids, though fit varies by design. Check the listing details for the intended age or measurements, and tell buyers to compare against their child's face width to avoid disappointment.
Can I bundle kids' sunglasses with clothing?
Yes, bundling works well in summer. Pair a pair of sunglasses with a holiday outfit, a cap or a swimwear set and price the bundle as one, which encourages parents to add the accessory rather than leave it out.