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Sample rows

10 of the 648 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 145 businesses, 102 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 114.

348 rows (54%) carry one of 6 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Sunglass Hut with 197. 257 businesses have a name used only once, and 401 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 624 rated businesses is 4.6, and 83 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 454 email addresses, 232 (51%) are role addresses such as info@, 111 (24%) name a person and 111 (24%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this sunglasses store email list?

The file has 648 Google Maps listings in the Sunglasses store category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one shop that sells sunglasses as its main product: a mall kiosk, a boardwalk stand, a brand outlet or an independent boutique. A retailer with three shops under three listings has three rows.

Of those sunglasses store listings, 454 have an email address from the store's own website, one address per row. Phone numbers are on 622 rows and a website is on 586, so the file also works as a call list for shops that do not answer email.

All rows carry the same Google category, Sunglasses store, so there is nothing to choose between categories.

How can you segment the file?

The sunglasses store file is filtered in Excel or Google Sheets, on the columns it already has. Sunglasses retail is tied to sun, tourists and shopping districts, so geography does most of the work.

Sort by state and city to find the resort towns, airport and mall clusters. A supplier of beach accessories wants coastal cities. A supplier of luxury frames wants shopping districts in big cities.

The business name column separates independent shops from branded stores. Shops whose names repeat across many rows belong to a chain or a kiosk operator, and a group of listings with the same name should get one message, not one per location. Names with Optical or Eyewear in them point to shops that also sell prescription frames.

The email type column helps the pitch. There are 111 named-person addresses and 232 role addresses such as info@ or orders@ among the 454 emails.

• State and city: tourist towns, malls, airports.
• Business name: repeated names mean multi-location operators.
• Website: shows whether the shop sells online and which brands it stocks.
• Email type: an owner address or the eyewear store inbox.

Who buys a sunglasses store email list?

Frame makers and wholesalers are the obvious buyers. A new brand looking for stockists wants to find independent shops that will carry a line of polarized or sport frames. Distributors of fashion sunglasses sell to the kiosks and boutiques in this file.

Lens and cleaning accessory suppliers sell cases, microfiber cloths and retainer straps to the same shops. Point-of-sale and inventory software vendors sell to stores that run a display wall of hundreds of SKUs. Display fixture makers sell spinner racks and counter mirrors. Retail insurance brokers, merchant card providers and e-commerce agencies that build online stores for small retailers also use lists like this.

How do you run outreach to sunglasses stores?

Many of these shops are owner-run or run by a store manager with a few part-time staff. The person who reads the inbox often also works the floor, so the email gets read in a short gap, and a three-line note works better than a catalog attachment.

State what you sell, name a brand or product the shop's website shows, and ask one question. A wholesaler can ask whether the shop reorders in spring or buys one big order before summer. A fixture maker can ask whether the shop has a wall display or a counter display.

Write to the 111 named addresses as to an owner or buyer. Write to the 232 role addresses as to the store inbox and ask who places supplier orders.

Timing follows the sun. Orders for the summer season are placed in winter and early spring, so a wholesale pitch in January or February reaches buyers who are planning stock. Check the website column first, because some listings are seasonal stands whose sites have not been touched in a year.

Retail buyers ask three questions: the wholesale price, the minimum order and how fast reorders ship. Put those in the first message. Shops that sell fashion frames in Miami or Las Vegas may want exclusive territory and seasonal drops, while airport and mall kiosks want fast-moving styles at a low price. A photo of your best-selling pair attached to the email helps more than a long description.

What email rules apply when you contact sunglasses stores?

Put your company's valid physical postal address in the footer, and add an opt-out line that works. When a shop manager replies asking to stop, remove that address before your next send.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 145 sunglasses store listings and 102 emails. Florida has 114 listings and 80 emails, Texas 79 and 55, New York 37 and 26. Then come Nevada (22 listings, 15 emails), Arizona (21, 15), Georgia (16, 11), Tennessee (16, 11), Colorado (15, 10) and North Carolina (15, 10).

By city, Miami and New York have 23 listings each, Las Vegas 17, San Diego 16, Houston 15, Los Angeles 12, Orlando 11, and Scottsdale, Miami Beach and San Antonio 9 each.

A wholesaler selling resort-style frames can start with Florida and Nevada. A brand looking for stockists in shopping districts can start with the city list. The phone column covers shops that never answer email.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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