datawebotMeller eyewear data: frame, lens and material fields
Understand Meller eyewear listings by model, frame and lens specifications, measurements, material labels and market context, with current access boundaries.
Meller's direct eyewear catalog and product records
Meller's current Terms identify STELLIO VENTURES, S.L. as the site operator and seller of products displayed on mellerbrand.com. For catalog analysis, keep the brand and model page separate from the selected frame or color option and from any price or availability observation. This guide interprets public listing fields and their source-specific use boundaries.
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| Record level | What it represents | How to keep it clear |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Meller's own eyewear storefront | Attribute its product listings to the brand-operated store. |
| Model page | A named frame design, such as NEO | Keep the product-page URL as its source identity. |
| Selected option | A visible color or other option on that model page | Preserve the exact label and token without assigning an unsupported identifier type. |
| Offer observation | A market-specific price or availability at a particular time | Keep currency, locale and observation time with the value. |
Read a sunglasses listing at frame and lens level
On October 3, 2026, Meller's Neo All Black product page showed the model name NEO and the selected option string `all black NEO-TUTCAR`. The page leaves the token unlabeled, so preserve it as displayed instead of assigning an identifier type. Its protection, lens, frame-material and dimension fields illustrate an eyewear record; keep this dated observation scoped to the NEO page.
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| Field group | Dated Neo All Black page example | Record interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Model and option | NEO; `all black NEO-TUTCAR` | Keep the option token with its exact source label; do not rename it SKU. |
| Lens | UV400, Category 3; polarized TAC with anti-scratch and superhydrophobic coatings | Keep protection category, lens construction and coating as separate item-level claims. |
| Frame | Oversized shape; black frame and black lens | Store frame and lens colors separately when the page does. |
| Materials | Bio-based G850; cellulose-propionate temples | Retain the wording and component scope shown on the item page. |
| Measurements | Width 145 mm; height 50 mm; temples 145 mm | Preserve each measurement label and millimeter unit. |
Separate item-specific lens fields from general brand claims
The Neo page publishes UV400 / Category 3 and its selected lens coating details. Meller's FAQ separately describes general UV400 protection, polarized lenses when fitted, and standards it says its sunglasses comply with. These claims have different scope. Preserve an item-page value with that product URL and observation date; attribute broad statements to the FAQ instead of copying them into every product record as independently checked facts.
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| Information | Source scope | Useful handling |
|---|---|---|
| UV category and lens treatment | Specific product characteristics | Keep category, polarization, coating and lens color as distinct fields. |
| Lens-protection explanation | Meller's FAQ statement | Attribute it to Meller and retain the page/date; do not treat the marketing statement as third-party testing. |
| Polarized option | A product may have a polarized lens; the FAQ describes its purpose | Record the selected model/option rather than assuming polarization across the catalog. |
| Prescription availability | FAQ says Meller does not offer prescription lenses | Treat as a current brand policy that needs rechecking before reuse. |
Keep product material labels separate from collection claims
Meller's product page gives the Neo frame's material components as Bio-based G850 and cellulose-propionate temples. The sustainability page describes the Bio-based collection as using frames made from 45% natural resources and also discusses Bio-acetate. Keep the 45% claim scoped to the collection; the Neo listing provides its component wording without a product-level percentage. These labels alone do not establish a full-product recycled share or environmental outcome.
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| Published wording | Scope | Scope rule |
|---|---|---|
| Bio-based G850; cellulose-propionate temples | Neo product characteristics | Keep the separate collection-level 45% claim out of the product percentage field. |
| 45% natural resources | Meller's description of its Bio-based collection | Retain the collection scope; no model-wide percentage follows from this statement. |
| Bio-acetate | A separately described collection/material label | Keep this material label distinct from Bio-based. |
Preserve eyewear dimensions, size option and market context
Meller's FAQ directs shoppers to each product's characteristics for dimensions and names CHAUEN, YSTER and SUKU as styles available in M and L. The FAQ names those three styles specifically; retain size only where it is offered, alongside the model and option. The storefront also exposes localized language and currency choices, while its Terms say listed prices, promotions, shipping, delivery estimates and availability can change or contain errors.
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| Observation | Context to retain | Comparison boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Frame measurements | Model page, original field labels, millimeter units and review time | Keep lens width, frame height and temple length as named dimensions. |
| M or L selection | Exact model and selected size option | FAQ names three styles; preserve those size labels with their named models. |
| Price or promotion | Market, currency, selected option and observed date/time | A localized or promotional amount describes that dated market observation. |
| Availability or delivery | Selected market and page observation | Keep each state tied to its observed region and time. |
Robots rules and Meller's use terms answer different questions
Meller's robots.txt allows public storefront routes for crawlers and blocks transactional paths and some collection-filter or sort URLs. The current Terms of Service separately list using the site or its content to spider, crawl or scrape among prohibited uses. The robots rules do not override those Terms or authorize content reuse. The robots file reviewed for this page also advertises UCP discovery at /.well-known/ucp and /api/ucp/mcp, directing agents to catalog, cart and checkout and stating buyer approval is required before payment. These are source-advertised paths; the comments do not specify endpoint response fields. For product comparisons, keep each product, selected option, material claim and market observation tied to its own source page.
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| Record or official source | What to preserve | Boundary or provenance |
|---|---|---|
| Product identity | Brand, model name and exact product-page URL | Keep the item page as source identity. |
| Selected option | Exact visible option/color label and token; lens and frame colors | Preserve unlabeled tokens verbatim without adding an identifier type. |
| Eyewear characteristics | UV category, polarization, coating, shape, component materials and labeled measurements | Attribute each value to its item page, FAQ or collection claim. |
| Market observation | Locale, currency, offer or availability state and observation time | Do not merge markets or copy personal, order or reviewer data. |
| robots.txt, reviewed October 3, 2026 | Allows public paths; disallows admin, cart, checkout, order/account and certain filtered or sorted URLs | Technical crawler guidance; check intended data use against the Terms. |
| Terms of Service, section 12 | Lists spidering, crawling or scraping the site/content among prohibited uses | Check intended use and any permission under the current Terms. |
| Privacy policy, last updated August 17, 2026 | Describes personal data processed through purchase, contact, reviews, subscriptions and browsing | Exclude personal, order, account and reviewer information from catalog research. |
| UCP/MCP paths announced in robots.txt | The file names /.well-known/ucp and /api/ucp/mcp and directs agents to catalog, cart and checkout. | The robots comments describe these routes for catalog, cart and checkout and state buyer approval is required before payment; they do not specify an endpoint response schema. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-07.