The eyewear showroom brands

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curation of brands

Tailored buying solutions connecting independent buyers with top eyewear brands.

Exclusive Brand Selection

The Eyewear Showroom prides itself on hosting a highly curated group of independent eyewear businesses. Every featured brand is vetted for quality craftsmanship, innovative design, and market uniqueness, guaranteeing opticians access to superior products that stand out in their stores.

Booth&Bruce

Booth & Bruce eyewear started in the bold, boundary-pushing 1990s with a simple mission: to create an English brand that brought funky, fashion-forward frames to people who wanted their eyewear to stand out as much as they do

Face A Face

FACE A FACE is bold. Our frames stand out. There is nothing conformist or conventional here. We are pioneers, trailblazers, radical innovators, unconventional revolutionaries of style. And we blend the best of our creative minds with the most audacious of artistic culture from Paris and around the world.

Evil Eye

Made in Austria

With conviction and pride, we have spent decades working together with top experts and specialists, all luckily located at our head office in Linz in Upper Austria. We stand for high-grade products designed and produced on site at our company.

evil eye has the suitable lens for each and every light situation, whether it be on the golf course or the world's highest peaks. Combining high end performance eyewear technology and cutting-edge design has always been our defining values. Patented individual frame adaption possibilities and different frame sizes distinguish our top end sport eyewear.

LA Eyeworks

l.a.Eyeworks began on September 9, 1979 when Barbara McReynolds and Gai Gherardi opened a single storefront on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California. The original whim for this adventure? To challenge the prevailing norms of eyewear with proposals for a new, provocative revelation of the face. More than four decades and hundreds of frame designs later, l.a.Eyeworks remains a privately owned house of optical imagination, encompassing two namesake retail stores in Los Angeles and a wholesale company that channels its influential designs to a global network of independent opticians and retailers.

Moscot

The MOSCOT optical roots were first planted in America by Great Great Grandfather and family patriarch, Hyman Moscot, who arrived from Eastern Europe via Ellis Island in 1899. Hyman began selling ready-made eyeglasses from a pushcart on Orchard Street on Manhattan's famed Lower East Side.

Oliver goldsmith

Today, Oliver Goldsmith continues to produce one of the most iconic sunglass collections in the world, and remains on the faces of rock stars, movie stars and royalty, with the fashion world embracing the classic timeless designs.

Having a history that spans the 20th century of eyewear design means Oliver Goldsmith’s back catalogue is a detailed, authentic chronicle of the development of the accessory that is Eyewear. This back catalogue is used to continue to inspire deigns for the future.

L.g.r

Handmade in Italy

L.G.R eyewear is entirely handmade in Italy by three artisanal families, who build each frame from start to finish using traditional methods of production in order to deliver an authentic and noble product.

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Showroom visitors enjoy privileged access to newly launched and exclusive eyewear collections, including limited edition pieces and unique designs. This advance opportunity facilitates early orders and special selections, positioning your store as a destination for customers seeking the latest trends.

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