PS: I don’t work for them, but I have worn and distributed all kinds of discolored lenses since they came out over 40 years ago. No machine-made glasses. There is a lot of production and crafting that needs to be done by hand. Manufacturers, mainly in China, make glasses and then sell them to importers or distributors in distant countries. So there is a substantial margin to cover all the Bubba Wallace 23XI Racing McDonald’s Car T-Shirt also I will do this costs involved, plus shipping, plus the profit margin for the manufacturer. This distributor then has to advertise these glasses and distribute them with sales representatives at glasses and optometry stores nationwide. The distributor has to make a profit to cover all his expenses and get a little extra. Distributors must pay shipping, import duties and taxes, and delivery services from a New York or California harbor to their office, no matter where they are located. They also have to pay the design company $12 to $20 in licensing fees for EVERY frame sold.
The glasses the Bubba Wallace 23XI Racing McDonald’s Car T-Shirt also I will do this manufacturer sells to the distributor may cost as little as $20, but by the time the distributor sells them to us, those sunglasses are now $120, and then they are sold. sell for maybe $195 because there are a lot of costs to hedging in any traditional business. Rent, city business taxes, employees… As an eyewear manufacturer, I would say most of the difference is in the lenses. Firstly, there are several types of lenses that we often use, one is Polaroid, the other is CR-39 and PC.
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