"optical shop" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a store or business that specializes in selling glasses, contact lenses, and other optical products. Example: I need to pick up my new glasses, so I'm going to stop by the optical shop on my way home from work.
Costco and BJ's each have an optical shop.
On Sunday, videos were posted on the site Storyful.com showing a ransacked optical shop and looted pharmacy.
The third pair, which proved to he just right, were finally found in a Los Angeles optical shop.
On Fridays, Dr. Margolin always wears a tie with a science-fiction theme, like "Star Trek" or "Star Wars," to the optical shop in Woodbury where he works.
But a frame that costs less than $25 to make in Italy can retail for at least $150 at an optical shop in the United States.
This seems especially unfair to those, like Leonard Altabet, who has operated an optical shop, Worthy Eyes, on Worth Street, for 25 years.
Mr. Marc's name is on a chain of fashionable optical shops in Manhattan and Boston.
Government health clinics are understandably preoccupied with life-threatening maladies and urban optical shops typically shun simple reading glasses in favour of costly, high-margin prescription glasses.
Optical shops have to mark the price up so much because most don't sell in high volume, especially those attached to the office of an optometrist or ophthalmologist.
More than a half-dozen have opened on a six-block stretch of Fifth Avenue and perhaps two dozen elsewhere, scattered among bakeries, fish markets, fruit stores and optical shops.
The $16 billion US eyewear industry is controlled by a very few players, including a behemoth that owns two mall staples we'd all recognize, dozens of optical shops, a handful of name brands like Ray-Ban, and some 20 high-end designer licenses.
