dave m
Oakley Enthusiast
The store I worked at gave 15% to police or serving military and we could give discount up to 10% IIRC if the person was willing to buy a case cleaning kit etc.Staff % was max 25% on eyewear up to 35 on clothing & shoes.
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+1 it pays to have people in your pocket.
Its no big secret what Retail markup is though.
Employees get 70 to 80% so that should easily tell you there's 10 to 30% markupI'm dying to know what the true markup is for retail priced Oakley Sunglasses, cuz I have no idea.
The only thing I do know for certain is that without any special hookups I have received %40 off during a F&F sale and I have heard some people may have got a %50 off during F&F.
I wouldn't be supervised if there's a 100% markup ...nap even with the 70% employee discount, there's still money to be made .Employees get 70 to 80% so that should easily tell you there's 10 to 30% markup
I'm dying to know what the true markup is for retail priced Oakley Sunglasses, cuz I have no idea.
Judging by the cost of high quality knock offs selling for $15 a pair and STILL make a profit, i'd say most models only cost them $5 to make in materials. Then there's costs of running the business and brand goodwill added in. At the end of the day it's futile trying to argue why they're charging 10 times more than what it costs them to make... it's like back in the 90's when people debate about why CD's cost a bomb when the materials only cost a slim fraction of the price.