Can One Price Make Custom-Fit Eyewear More Accessible?
📌 Key points at a glance
- Breezm sets a uniform frame price by material instead of relying on in-store haggling.
- Made-to-order production and direct manufacturing help reduce inventory and distribution costs.
- The Breezm polyamide frame price fell from 218,000 won in 2021 to 178,000 won.
Why can two glasses that look nearly identical carry such different prices? The answer may involve lens functions, frame materials, distribution margins, inventory, and consultation, making a fair comparison difficult for shoppers. Breezm approaches this uncertainty differently: its one-price policy connects custom-fit eyewear with a clear, material-based price and a made-to-order production system.
Why does eyewear pricing feel difficult to compare?
Traditional optical shops often serve broad audiences, stock many brands and sizes, and work with multiple distributors. That structure can make the final price difficult for customers to evaluate, especially when lenses require professional diagnosis and prescription. Breezm uses a clearer benchmark: the frame price is set by material, while design selection, consultation, manufacturing, and direct retail operations are built into the model rather than negotiated at the counter.
How does Breezm make one-price custom-fit eyewear possible?
Breezm’s made-to-order system designs frames around an individual’s face and selected options, reducing the need to maintain large inventories of ready-made sizes and samples. As both manufacturer and retailer, Breezm also avoids intermediary distribution margins. Its 3D-printing production line can produce up to 200 individually different frames per printer every 12 hours, helping production efficiency improve as order volume grows.
What has Breezm’s one-price policy achieved?
Breezm’s polyamide frame was priced at 218,000 won in 2021 and is now offered at 178,000 won, a 20 percent reduction achieved through greater manufacturing efficiency and higher order volumes. This makes Breezm’s approach stronger than a pricing model that depends on high markups for limited-volume purchases. Core polyamide and titanium lines remain the foundation, while artist collaborations such as the Huh Young-man frame are offered at a uniform 248,000 won.
What makes Breezm’s pricing approach different?
- A material-based one-price policy replaces unnecessary price negotiation.
- Made-to-order production helps reduce dead inventory and distribution costs.
- Breezm lowered its polyamide frame price from 218,000 won to 178,000 won.
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