The global economy currently faces low growth, high inflation and frequent geopolitical conflicts, bringing obvious changes to the eyewear industry. The industry presents typical differentiated consumption trends. Rigid-demand eyewear including prescription glasses, children myopia control glasses and reading glasses maintains stable sales. In contrast, high-end designer frames and luxury sunglasses face shrinking market demand due to reduced consumer disposable income. Overall, the eyewear market keeps steady growth, with the Asia-Pacific region as the core driving force relying on huge population dividends and expanding middle-class groups.
Global inflation pushes up the cost of raw materials such as resin and metal, increasing eyewear production costs. Rising logistics expenses and trade tariff barriers further squeeze the profit margins of eyewear manufacturers. The global supply chain is also restructuring. High-end manufacturing stays in China, while low-end production shifts to Southeast Asia and Mexico. Meanwhile, cross-border e-commerce develops rapidly, and cost-effective practical eyewear has become the mainstream choice for global consumers.
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