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Direct-to-consumer eyewear brand offering stylish glasses at affordable prices
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Polette
Polette is a Dutch eyewear company offering handcrafted glasses and lenses directly from the factory to consumers.
Polette's strong brand recognition is undermined by inconsistent customer experiences and limited differentiation.
Total score
70.2
Brand Control Score
Score band
Fragile
overall control level
Control gap
1.3
strongest minus weakest block
Weakest area
Read Demand
lowest control area
Weakest block
Build the Brand
lowest block score
Competitors
10
mapped competitor set
Control block scores
Total
70.2
Fragile
Choose the Market
70.0
Build the Brand
69.7
Create Demand
71.0
Convert Demand
70.3
Control areas
Choose the Market
Know the Market
74.0
Read Demand
64.0
Make Choices
72.0
Build the Brand
Be Recognised
72.0
Own Meaning
67.0
Win Choice
70.0
Create Demand
Control Channels
70.0
Build Memory
72.0
Balance Growth
71.0
Convert Demand
Control the Journey
72.0
Remove Friction
71.0
Guide Choice
68.0
Weakest signals
Leak badges
Proof Gap
Channel Fragility
Conversion Friction
Choice Confusion
Competitor set
Warby Parker
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Zenni Optical
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GlassesUSA
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EyeBuyDirect
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BonLook
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Tortoise & Blonde
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Le Specs
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Oliver Peoples
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Ray-Ban
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Profile summary
Retail & Trade
Eyewear
Netherlands
B2C
Hybrid
Individual consumers seeking affordable, fashionable eyewear
Handcrafted eyewear (glasses and sunglasses)
Providing affordable, stylish eyewear directly to consumers
Desire for fashionable eyewear at lower prices, Need for vision correction, Convenience of online shopping with showroom options
Price point, Design variety, Quality and durability
Direct-to-consumer model reducing costs, Wide range of unique, fashionable designs, Integration of online shopping with physical showrooms