Young Sporting Goods (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.

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Main Products: Swimming goggles, goggles, Adult goggles, Children goggles

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Eyeline is a swimming goggle ODM/OEM manufacturer founded in Melbourne, Australia in 1963 and operating from a vertically integrated facility in Suzhou, China since 2016. Trading as Young Sporting Goods (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., the company produces approximately two million pairs of swim goggles annually for 30 international brand programs. In-house capability covers concept design, product engineering, mould development, polycarbonate lens injection, mirror coating, anti-fog treatment, gasket overmoulding, assembly, and finished-goods packaging. Annual electricity demand is covered by certified solar purchased through the domestic power exchange.

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Manufacturer

Business Type
1963

Year Established
Yes

Overseas Office
30,000-50,000 square meters

Factory Size

Company Detail

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201 - 300 People Total Employees
1-10 People Sales Staff
5-10 People Quality Inspectors
Above US$100 Million Annual Export Value
North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, Mid East, Eastern Asia, Western Europe, Central America, Northern Europe, Southern Europe, South Asia, Domestic Market Main Markets
shanghai, ningbo Port of Shipment
Yes Overseas Office
Swimming Supplies Main Industry

Quality Control

• Brand-specific tests — top global swim brands run their own additional protocols on top of ISO. We test to those when we manufacture for them. • Eyeline internal tests — proprietary tests for scenarios the standards don't cover (e.g. extended anti-fog cycles, repeated headband strap fatigue) In-process checks happen at every major manufacturing step — injection, coating, assembly — plus a final inspection before shipment. If a confirmed product defect comes back (not misuse or damage), we replace the swim goggle at our cost.
Our Services

Custom Swimming Goggles — Every Category, Every Market Racing, training, fitness, junior. Private label swimming goggles and custom swim goggles with your logo, built to your spec on our existing molds or new tooling. Compare our private label swim goggles. Manufacturing at Scale A vertically integrated swimming goggle factory built for global brand partners. Six decades of heritage. Modern automation. Output you can plan around.

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Company History

Eyeline founded in Melbourne, Australia in 1963 by designer and master toolmaker Gordon Rattray, Eyeline is the world's first swimming goggle manufacturer. Rattray was trying to spare swimmers chlorine-stung eyes. He produced the world's first injection-molded polycarbonate swim goggle that same year. The features now taken for granted on every modern swim goggle — the polycarbonate lens, the sealed gasket against the eye socket, the slotted nosepiece — started here. One of those first models, the Aqua Mate, became an early bestseller and is still in our Classic line today. By 1976 the goggles were standard kit at the Olympics. The company has always run on three things: engineering capability, process control, and long-haul manufacturing reliability. That hasn't changed. We invested early in fully in-house capability — design, tooling, precision injection molding, surface treatment, assembly, ISO-certified QC — which is what now lets us run OEM and ODM programs with the control, consistency, and confidentiality brands need. We've led multiple Olympic ODM projects, most recently the 2012 London and 2020 Tokyo Games.

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Our Team

Our Taipei Design Center works on the things swimmers actually feel: lighter, more hydrodynamic shapes, a closer facial fit, and pressure spread evenly around the eye socket instead of digging in at a few points. The team designs to both Asian and Western face geometries, builds corrective-lens and triathlon variants off the same platforms, and shapes the lenses for a wider field of view — each profile tuned to a specific kind of swimmer, not a one-size-fits-all mold. See our Design Process.

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