Fictional B2B frame-system studyNo protective-performance claim / Edition 01
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Field manual / 01

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Three fictional directions for B2B sample planning. These are conversation starters, not available stock or approved sport-protection products.

Vector, an illustrative two-lens full rim frame
S1 / CONCEPT DOSSIER↗

Vector

Two-lens full rim. A defined full-rim silhouette for a component-led sample conversation.

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Relay, an illustrative single shield concept frame
S2 / CONCEPT DOSSIER↗

Relay

Single shield concept. A continuous shield study that keeps lens and component assumptions visible.

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Traverse, an illustrative compact full rim frame
S3 / CONCEPT DOSSIER↗

Traverse

Compact full rim. A compact proportion study for a deliberately narrower sample comparison.

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Each dossier separates visual intent, illustrative dimensions, component questions and missing evidence. A colour name does not identify a material, and a frame image does not establish fit.

Compare the
decision, not
the promise.

Vector asks about interfaces

Start with nose and temple-tip records around a clearly bounded two-lens front.

Relay asks about assembly

A continuous shield changes the questions around the nose assembly and lens definition. The hinge-cover category has no mapping here.

Traverse asks about proportions

Use the compact visual direction to plan a physical comparison. No nominal dimension alone establishes who a frame will fit.

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