Optical Focus  recognizes two levels of domestic distributors: the "wholesaler" and the "Independent distributor." The wholesaler must be capable of maintaining an inventory that is large enough to supply a designated territory. Distributorships are owned and managed by domestic distributors who have the ability to manage a highly specialized optical frame business. Optical Focused Eyewear come in American, European and Ethnic styles.

Wholesalers can sell their frames through optical stores, eyeglass frame outlets, and through private distributorships. Wholesalers must be capable of warehousing a large volume of optical frames and sunglasses. In domestic markets Optical Focused .Net  uses wholesalers to service the needs of independent distributors established in their territory. Regional wholesalers can secure the exclusive marketing rights for the territory they service, if they are capable of stocking a large enough inventory to service designated territories.

Independent distributors can sell their frames and sunglasses directly to the consumer. Authorized distributors are trained in a program that was designed especially for them. They must sell and distribute Optical Focused Eyewear and sunglasses according to a specific set of guidelines.

Optical frames and sunglasses can be sold directly to the consumer through domestic distributorships. These independent distributorships are privately owned and managed. Their eyeglass frames and sunglasses are available to consumers at their home or office.

Optical Focused Distributorships include rotary display racks and cases for easy viewing at trade shows and exhibits. Foreign and domestic distributors also receive additional support from our Internet and group marketing services. Training is made available by our master sales staff, who provide our domestic distributors with ongoing assistance and support.

The optical frame industry in the United States is more than 20 billion dollars. Now foreign and domestic distributors can join one of the most lucrative industries in the world.

For more information call:
Cynthia Brower, CIT at (410) 367-5308
or E-mail nahbb38@msn.com