An optician often works from three separate lists. One for optical frames, one for sunglasses, one for lenses. When a customer wants to try a prescription line and a sun line at the same time, the lists do not hold together. Bulvaro keeps the three products in one edit.
The edit is not a single maker. Models running from Persol to Lindberg, and from Ray-Ban to Ninoflex, sit on the same network. Ninoflex is CK GRUP OPTİK’s baby and children’s frames; the other lines are brands waiting on the store’s shelf. The optician does not search a children’s frame and an adult pair of sunglasses in separate catalogues.
One edit does not turn every model in the window into unlimited stock. The record on view is a verified store’s ready stock. If the optical frame is on that shelf, it is opened for fitting. If the sunglasses are ready at another dealer, they are shared. The lens takes its place in the same reading, beside the frame. Lens, line and fit are chosen together.
Bringing them together does not shorten the measurement. It shortens the search. While a customer tries a fine metal frame, they also want to see the sunglasses of the same line. If the model is not in that one window, stock on the network takes over. The optician completes the line without opening a second supplier.
Under the CK GRUP OPTİK roof, Bulvaro is the name of this edit. Everyday and special-design frames sit in the same collection as sunglasses. The lens is not left outside that collection, in a separate file.
Optical frames, sunglasses and lenses can stand on separate shelves. On Bulvaro they are read from the same edit.
