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Shark Eyes is one of the largest distributors of eyewear. We get our clients the best deals on bulk wholesale sunglasses, wholesale reading glasses, and displays. We know how to treat you right and get you great prices on eyewear that we think your customers will love. Shark Eyes is a family owned business with 40 years of experience and based in the Los Angeles area. The brands we carry include Real Tree, RacerX, Locs, XLoop, Hang Ten Kids, Dazey Shades, Big Buck Eyewear, Ellure, Homie Shades, Foster Grant, Kature, Ride with Pride, Cold Eyewear, Georgio Caponi and VertX. Visit our website or give us a call to check out our large selection of styles and see our exclusive deals.
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2110 East 25th Street, 90058, Vernon, United States
- 323-589-7828
- info@sharkeyes.com
- sharkeyes.com
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