CARRERA SUNGLASSES AND OPHTHALMIC PROMOTION - DR. BLADH O.D.


Carrera has approached us with a promotion for their line of sunglasses and regular ophthalmic eyewear that we wanted to let everyone know about. The line has grown immensely over the past year and we are one of their larger accounts so they've asked if we wanted to participate. Of course we said yes! For each pair of Carrera brand sunglasses or eyeglasses sold they are giving a free bottle of cologne with each purchase. We're not sure how long this promo is going to last, but we've already sold a good portion of the supply that they've given us to go with it.


We had a Facebook post last week about Carrera's parent company Safilo Group S.p.A. and their teaming up with Jimmy Choo on the Carrera line to come up with some amazing frames. Kit Harington from Game of Thrones actually endorsed the line with this featured frame below and no he is not included, but the cologne is. So if you want your man to look like Jon Snow (yes, please!) stop on by and try on a pair of Carrera Sunglasses or call us at 909-861-3737 for details.




Location: 718 North Diamond Bar Boulevard, Diamond Bar, CA 91765, USA

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