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would you consider these glasses eff a? Does the photo effect help sell em if you saw them on a site? I'm building a brand would appreciate fa's advise

>> No.7541594

>>7541589
cheap rayban copies that only a 13 year old would wear. thats my opinion

>> No.7541596

>>7541589
>neon green

either autism or riff raff

>> No.7541637

Wow thanks for the quick feedback fellas.

>>7541594
pretty much hit the nail on the head. More or less the market i'd be targeting with these (or their parents)

>>7541596
They're supposed to be a promo that donates to "green" charities

>> No.7541654

>>7541589
they're to similar to raybans

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7541660

How bout these? Different material add any appeal? Not sure what glasses \fa\ would actually consider buying currently (especially off the internet)

>> No.7541664

>>7541660
i have 4 pairs of sunglasses, i think this shape is played out. its a classic shape though so if ur marketing is good... might go ok with an uninformed younger crowd

>> No.7541786

>>7541654
To be fair RB's are extremely popular and that is why i thought they would market well

>>7541664
Ok, well that is what Im hoping for. The plan is to have (semi) stylish shades that donate to a cause of the purchasers choosing. Surely "wearing your cause" is fa

heres the site that im selling them on:
MadeintheShadeGlasses.com

How cheesy/bad does this website look to yall. Keep in mind its mostly for pre teens - teens

>> No.7541793

>>7541786

So far I've designed everything by myself (logo, names, ect) but im looking for some tough love/criticism on you're guys end

>> No.7541797

>>7541786
>MadeintheShadeGlasses.com
oh carl sagan that header/logo
nope.flv

>> No.7541811

>>7541660
I would buy these if they looked more sturdy

>> No.7541812

>>7541797

too corny? haha common man it can't be THAT bad
i spent like 2 hours on that thing

>> No.7541817

>>7541589
>building a brand
>neon wayfarer knockoffs

you would have been HUGE in 2008 lmfao

>> No.7541828

would cop the builders

>> No.7541830

>>7541797
>>7541817
loving

every

laugh

>> No.7541839

>>7541811
They're actually pretty well built. (Nice metal hinges) I see what you mean though, I was afraid that photo kinda makes it look like the things built out of Popsicle sticks lol. Here's how I have it in the catalog (same picture) http://madeintheshadeglasses.com/products/builders

Do you think a darker finish on the wood might make them appear more durable?

>> No.7541880

>>7541828
Thanks man glad some one appreciates them. I'm currently out of the builders but if you're interested when they're back in stock her'es a 25% off discount code: FA7541828

>> No.7541959

>>7541817
Hey mate history's bound to repeat itself. Think neon RB's have run their course world wide?

>>7541830
Slightly at my expense BUT me too man keep em coming i k you /fa/kers wont hold back

>> No.7542001

>>7541880
ayy my guy
I'll definitely consider it I think they look pretty cool, sunglasses are a hard industry to join but good luck bro, keep doing your thing

>> No.7542017

would cop builders if they looked a little less RB knock-off and more like something someone actually designed

also $12 is way too much to charge for a pair of sunglasses that looks like colleges would give them out to prospective students

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7542021

>>7541596

But Ryan Gosliing in place beyond the pines....

>> No.7542024

>>7542017
forgot to add: especially when you're only contributing a single dollar to the charity you say you're supporting

>> No.7542026

wow OP are you a traveller from 2009?

>> No.7542038

i also think it's p cool that each model has a certain charity or goal that it supports, especially the dig catchers I support that shit a lot, but they look god awful (no offense lol) I think of they were more appealing they could sell

>> No.7542084

>>7542024

What would you consider a fair price? I could probably swing 10 even and donate $2 but I would have to double check. 20 too steep for the builders?

I'm hopefully donating to the national wildlife foundation for the neon greens and habitat for humanity for the builders just awaiting approval to use their name on the site

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7542115

>>7542021
uwot

>> No.7542117

>>7541589
quick question op, are these glasses (specifically recyclers) supposed to be made out of recycled material? if so u should prob advertise that. if not, what's the point of buying some plastic-crap for 12$ to save the world when only 1$ of it goes to any sort of green initiative? considering the environmental production/shipping costs to those glasses you just bought; you, the consumer, have effectively done more bad than good by buying them... no?

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>>7542026

>> No.7542127

these are all tacky and way too loud for /fa/
+ they are kinda generic, really
they aren't bad and i can imagine a lot of normals wearing/liking them but they aren't really fashionable either

>> No.7542138

are you saying their "sold out" as a marketing tactic, kek

>> No.7542146

>>7542138
they are*
damn, embarrassing

>> No.7542212

>>7542084
if you're not donating at least $3 or $4 per pair sold i don't see why you would even bother saying it's for charity.

$20 isn't too steep for any of em if you fix the design

if you keep the design you could maaaayyyybe get away with $10-12 for the builders and $8 for the rest

if thats not profitable then sorry, but it's what will sell

>> No.7542241

>>7542117

This is a great point and was one of the biggest qualms I had when starting this product. The glasses are not 100% recyclable therefore aren't I just increasing emissions from having them manufactured, shipped, ect. buy selling them? Tbf the negatives of selling 1 pair of glasses (burn gas to ship increases emissions, oil used to make plastic increases oil dependance will be outweighed by the planting of one tree (I haven't done the EXACT science behind everything yet.) I do realize that it is important to be net positive which tbh a lot of enviornmentalists and possibly people who would be willing to buy these glasses to support this cause wouldnt consider but is obviously very important in the grand scheme of things

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>>7542115

>> No.7542276

>>7542138

Haha oh shit you picked up on my genious marketing ploy. But for real I don't have any in my inventory right now, which is unfortunate bc clearly EVERYONE in this thread would have bought a pair

>> No.7542422

>>7542127
Gotcha.. so a little low brow

>> No.7542435

>>7542212

Thanks man, I think this is the eye opener I needed to hear. I'll go back and start making some tweaks to the design/pricing/donation amount

>> No.7542649

>>7542422
ur basically trying to be some sort of 'toms of sunglasses'... /fa/? no.

>> No.7542672

>>7542649
Somewhat I suppose. Haven't heard of Toms until now- looks like I would be a lower end version of that lol

>> No.7542688

>>7542241
i guess i don't understand what my incentive is then, anon. cheap [plastic crap that sits around till spring cleaning] sunglasses that *may* do a little good for the world if i buy them but, "I haven't done the EXACT science behind everything yet"...

if i want to do some good, my money's better spent going directly to charity or planting goddamn trees myself, or if i want some sunglasses i'll just buy them from a company that's '1% for the planet' affiliated... either way i don't end up with cheap ones i just wanna throw in a landfill, and everything turns out better for the environment right?

>> No.7542689

>>7542649
I hadn't heard of toms until now but from the looks of it yes I suppose it would be somewhat of a low-end toms

>> No.7542771

>>7542688
Good point. So maybe it would be best to take this plan of action:
Improve sunglasses design- make them 'more original' and stick with wooden type, biodegradable materials (so no eternity in a landfill). This way you are getting a nice pair of glasses that you want. In addition to this There will be a donation (maybe >$1) to a charitable cause, which should be more of a bonus to the purchase than the sole reason for the purchase. Better you think?