86 silhouette minimal art?

[tolpuppy]

Hi all,
I'm considering selling off my silhouette minimal art and replacing it with the Avada collection. Has anyone else done this? I think sticker shock has impeded my drilled rimless sales ( I do about 4 a month) and I don't have enough board space (small dispensary) to warrant having both.
If you carry Avada are you pleased with it ?

thanks!

[finefocus]

TMA's have been one of my best-sellers for years; I recommend you keep them. The cost is high, but my personal frame is 4 years old, is on its 4th set of lenses, and rarely needs adjustment. If something costs 3 times as much, but lasts 5 times as long, the customer is money ahead. And if your service headaches are reduced, you're ahead of the game too. Quality counts.

[cocoisland58]

You might want to keep your best selling shapes and colors. You can mix and match the demos as long as you put a sticker somewhere that tells you what you have done. You can also sell off your demos (keeping in mind they are not warranted ) to patients at a closeout price. Or yes, you can trade them out for a new model. We had a rep come in on monday from another frame company. He asked how the Minimal Art and Space were doing. I said "I think they have run their course in popularity but we still sell maybe one a week. While he was there we sold three, so you never know. The over 60 age group still loves them.

[EyeFitWell]

I've sold many different brands of drill mounts, and I have to say I find Silhouette to be the best design out there. In my opinion, if you're gonna do rimless, do it right. Otherwise, you'll be fixing one a day (and probably have more lens breakages also).
However, I'm not familiar with the line you mentioned.

[tolpuppy]

Thanks everyone for the replies, I think I'll keep the silhouettes.

Appreciate the help!