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Keep spectacles, sunglasses and reading glasses protected with glasses cases for retail handover, resale and everyday storage. Choose hard shell cases, soft pouches, foldable styles and multi-slot eyewear cases for opticians, shops and accessory brands.
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00310090101 Optica - Soft Eyewear Case 178 x 85 x 5 mm.

Matt Black PU

1,37 GBP
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00310030102 Optica C - Hard Shell Eyewear Case 160 x 65 x 33 mm.

Glossy Black PU Leather/ Black lining

1,81 GBP
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00310060102 Optica - 5 Grid Eyewear Case 301 x 168 x 52 mm.

Matt Black PU Leather/ Black Velour Lining

23,02 GBP
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00310081102 Optica - Hard Shell Eyewear Case, Large 167 x 64 x 42 mm.

Black leatherette/Black velour lining

2,02 GBP
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00310081272 Optica - Hard Shell Eyewear Case, Large 167 x 64 x 42 mm.

Grey leatherette/Black velour lining

2,02 GBP
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00310030802 Optica C - Hard Shell Eyewear Case 160 x 65 x 33 mm.

Brown leatherette/Black lining

1,81 GBP
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00310050802 Optica - 3 Grid Eyewear Case 162 x 184 x 52 mm.

Brown leatherette/Brown velour lining

19,02 GBP
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32290200002 Care kit – eyewear 140 x 75 x 50 mm.

Polishing cloth, spray and brush

7,45 GBP
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00310110101 Optica - Satin Eyewear Pouch 205 x 100 x 5 mm.

Black with Drawstring

0,79 GBP
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00310010102 Optica S - Foldable Eyewear Case 170 x 50 x 45 mm.

Black PU Leather, metallic look/ Light grey lining

2,37 GBP
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00310030272 Optica C - Hard Shell Eyewear Case 160 x 65 x 33 mm.

Dark grey leatherette/Black lining

1,81 GBP
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00310090271 Optica - Soft Eyewear Case 178 x 85 x 5 mm.

Grey leatherette

1,37 GBP
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00310050102 Optica - 3 Grid Eyewear Case 162 x 184 x 52 mm.

Matt Black PU Leather/ Black Velour Lining

19,02 GBP
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00310070102 Optica - Hard Shell Eyewear Case, Small 157 x 63 x 30 mm.

Black PU / Light Grey Lining

1,81 GBP
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00310060802 Optica - 5 Grid Eyewear Case 301 x 168 x 52 mm.

Brown leatherette/Brown velour lining

23,02 GBP
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00310130102 Optica - 12 Grid Eyewear Case 468 x 235 x 50 mm.

Black leatherette/Black velour lining

31,02 GBP
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12270010102 Lens Cleaning Cloths, with Logo Print in 1 Colour 300 x 350 mm.

Black

1,65 GBP
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12270010302 Lens Cleaning Cloths, with Logo Print in 1 Colour 300 x 350 mm.

White

1,65 GBP
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00310070272 Optica - Hard Shell Eyewear Case, Small 157 x 55 x 36 mm.

Grey soft-touch/Black velour lining

1,81 GBP
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00310090801 Optica - Soft Eyewear Case 178 x 85 x 5 mm.

Brown leatherette

1,37 GBP
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00310130802 Optica - 12 Grid Eyewear Case 468 x 235 x 50 mm.

Brown leatherette/Brown velour lining

31,02 GBP
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Glasses cases from Westpack are built for business buyers who need practical, retail-ready packaging for spectacles, sunglasses and reading glasses. The range supports resale, gifting, branded handover and everyday protection for opticians, eyewear retailers, jewellers, gift shops and concept stores.

Choose from wholesale glasses cases in hard, soft, folding and premium formats, with options across materials, colours, shapes and price tiers. You can plan a balanced assortment of everyday neutrals and more design-led styles, with buying options that support bulk ordering, repeat purchasing and branded glasses cases with logo printing.

We use the term eyewear cases for the wider product group, but most customers search for glasses cases, spectacle cases or sunglasses cases depending on the frame type they need to protect.

If you are comparing related packaging formats, you can also browse the wider eyewear and watch boxes category.

Glasses cases built for trade buying

Choose protection to match the eyewear

Select a hard glasses case when you need stronger protection against scratches and pressure, or soft glasses cases when lightweight, flexible storage is the better fit for everyday carry, checkout sales or lower price points.

Build a range that suits different retail settings

Mix classic spectacle cases for opticians and everyday resale with sunglasses case options, folding styles and gift-ready eyewear cases for fashion, jewellery and lifestyle stores. This helps you cover core demand without overbuying one format.

Support presentation as well as resale

Branded glasses cases and custom glasses cases can add a stronger store identity at handover or on shelf. They also work well alongside gift bags and wrapping, tissue paper, ribbon, stickers and other accessories to create a more complete packaging offer.

Wholesale glasses cases for retail, opticians and gift shops

This range is designed for business buyers who need more than a single glasses case. Wholesale glasses cases are a practical fit for opticians supplying spectacle cases with frames, retailers adding eyewear accessories to the shop floor, jewellers expanding small gift lines, and gift shops or concept stores looking for easy add-on products near the till.

When buying for trade, it helps to think in terms of use case and sell-through. Core neutral styles are usually the safest base for repeat sales, while a smaller selection of premium or design-led optical cases can support gifting, presentation in eyewear trays and seasonal assortment changes. If you regularly restock, choosing a consistent core range also makes repeat ordering simpler.

Wholesale glasses case for opticians and retail shops

Choose the right glasses cases for protection, finish and fit

The best eyewear cases depend on what you are packing or selling. Protection level is often the first decision. Structured cases offer better defence against knocks, pressure and surface marks, while softer formats are easier to carry and usually suit lighter everyday use. For many buyers, a balanced range includes both spectacle cases for standard frames and larger options for sunglasses and oversized styles.

Beyond shell type, look at finish, closure type, lining and overall shape. A smooth or textured outer finish can change the shelf impression and price point. Closures affect how secure and easy the case feels in use. Inner lining matters when you want a softer presentation for lenses. Fit is also important, especially if you sell larger sunglasses cases or need optical cases that work across different frame shapes without feeling too tight.

Common choices include hard shell glasses cases, soft pouches, foldable cases, leather-look finishes, fabric-covered styles and lightweight everyday cases. The right mix depends on whether the case is mainly for protection, resale, gifting or branded presentation.

Hard glasses case with structured shell and soft interior

Hard glasses case and soft glasses cases for different price points

A hard glasses case is usually the right choice when protection is the main priority. It gives more structure, helps prevent crushing in bags or luggage, and is often preferred for handing over prescription eyewear or selling alongside better-value frames. These styles are well suited to opticians and retailers that want a dependable protective format with a more substantial feel.

Soft glasses cases and pouches are useful when you need a lighter, more flexible option. They take up less space in displays, are easy to merchandise for upsell, and can work well for everyday carry, travel or lower-cost add-on sales. Folding cases and slim pouches can also help businesses broaden price architecture without moving away from practical function.

Brown premium glasses case lightweight everyday storage

Glasses cases for sunglasses, spectacle cases and premium gifting

Different eyewear types need different case formats. Standard spectacle cases generally suit everyday prescription frames, while sunglasses case designs often need a roomier fit for larger lenses, thicker arms or more fashion-led shapes. If your range includes oversized frames, it is worth keeping dedicated larger eyewear cases in stock rather than relying on one-size-fits-all options.

For gift-ready presentation and higher-margin retail, premium finishes and more refined case shapes can make a clear difference. These styles work well in jewellers, fashion accessories retailers and curated gift stores where the case is part of the product presentation, not just a storage item. They are also suitable for resale in display trays and for checkout upsell when paired with cleaning cloths, pouches or small gift packaging.

Reading glasses cases can also be useful for smaller everyday frames, especially where customers want a compact case for bags, desks, travel or checkout add-on purchases.

Larger eyewear case suitable for sunglasses and bigger frames

Branded glasses cases and custom glasses cases with packaging add-ons

Branded glasses cases are a practical option when you want the case to support brand recognition at handover or in-store presentation. For opticians and retailers, custom glasses cases with logo printing can create a more consistent customer experience and help standard packaging look more own-brand. If branding is part of your buying plan, keep the case colour, finish and print visibility in mind from the start.

To build a complete packaging offer, pair your cases with related categories such as jewellery pouches and bags, gift boxes, tissue paper, ribbon, stickers, carrier bags and retail packaging accessories. This is useful for stores that want protective packaging and gift presentation from one supplier, and it supports basket building across both eyewear cases and wider packaging needs.

Branded glasses cases with logo printing for retail presentation
Used by trade buyers across retail

Our glasses cases are selected for business use, with formats suited to opticians, retailers, jewellers, gift shops and concept stores looking for practical protection, presentation and resale value.

Glasses cases FAQs

If you are comparing glasses cases for resale, packaging or branded handover, these are the questions trade buyers ask most often.

What is the difference between a hard glasses case and a soft glasses case?

A hard glasses case gives more structure and stronger protection against scratches, knocks and pressure, so it is often the better choice for prescription eyewear, travel or higher-value frames. A soft glasses case is lighter and more flexible, which makes it useful for everyday carry, compact storage, checkout upsell and lower-priced resale lines.

Which glasses cases are best for sunglasses or larger frames?

Sunglasses and oversized frames usually need roomier eyewear cases than standard spectacles. Look for sunglasses case or larger spectacle cases with enough depth and width for broader lenses and thicker arms. If your store sells a mix of frame sizes, it often makes sense to stock both standard and larger formats.

Which eyewear cases are most suitable for resale in shops?

For resale, the best choice depends on your customer and price point. Neutral hard and soft spectacle cases are strong core lines for opticians and accessories retailers because they are easy to merchandise and suit everyday demand. Premium finishes, folding formats and gift-ready styles can work well for jewellers, gift shops and concept stores looking for add-on retail sales.

Can I order branded glasses cases with my logo?

Yes, branded glasses cases and custom glasses cases can be a good fit for businesses that want a more consistent presentation. Logo printing is useful for opticians, retailers and gift-led businesses that want the case to reflect their brand at point of sale or customer handover. If you are planning branded orders, it is best to consider print suitability alongside case style, finish and colour.

What should I consider when buying wholesale glasses cases?

Start with the practical details: protection level, frame compatibility, closure type, lining, finish and how the case will be used. Then think about merchandising and restocking. A solid trade assortment often includes classic neutrals for repeat sales, some larger cases for sunglasses, and a smaller selection of premium or design-led styles for gifting, upsell and higher-margin resale.