Full-Time
Optician
Updated on 9/3/2026
Jimmy Fairly
501-1,000 employees
Direct-to-consumer eyewear with social impact
No salary listed
Madrid, Spain
In Person
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- Must be an accredited optician qualified to work in Spain.
- Team spirit, sales skills, customer-service skills, and motivation to work differently.
- Welcome, advise, and build customer loyalty.
- Conduct eye examinations in equipped stores.
- Promote products with the visual merchandising team for each new collection, approximately every three months.
- Manage stock.
- Perform assembly activities.
- Carry out adjustments and repairs.
Jimmy Fairly operates in the eyewear market, offering stylish and affordable optical and sunglasses for fashion-conscious consumers. Its business is direct-to-consumer, selling prescription and non-prescription lenses online and through select physical stores, with products that customers choose frames and lenses for and have shipped or picked up. The company differentiates itself by focusing on sustainability and social responsibility, including donating a pair of glasses for every pair sold, which strengthens brand loyalty among ethically-minded customers. The goal is to provide high-quality eyewear at accessible prices while making a positive social impact.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
2010
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- April 2025 Knokke opened Jimmy Fairly's 11th Belgian shop, proving regional demand.
- May 2026 Missoma collaboration refreshed the brand with premium fashion credibility and new products.
- National Today projected 2026 revenue near €150 million, signaling strong momentum from 2021's €38 million.
What critics are saying
- EssilorLuxottica's 19,686-store DTC machine crushes Jimmy Fairly on scale and purchasing power.
- Rapid expansion from 60 French stores to 167 raises execution, inventory, and lease risk.
- Tokyo pop-up stays experimental; without Japan follow-through, international growth stalls and capital burns.
What makes Jimmy Fairly unique
- Jimmy Fairly built 167 European boutiques by 2026, blending DTC and stores.
- HLD backs Jimmy Fairly, accelerating expansion across France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germany, UK.
- June 2025 Tokyo Isetan pop-up signaled an early Asia test for the brand.
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6 month growth
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↑ 16%Jimmy Fairly and Missoma collaborate on eyewear and accessories. Who: Jimmy Fairly and Missoma What: Limited-edition eyewear and accessories collection Why: Parisian eyewear favorite Jimmy Fairly is teaming up with London jewelry label Missoma for a limited-edition collaboration that brings a polished, getaway-ready feel to summer accessories. The eight-piece collection reimagines Jimmy Fairly's signature silhouettes with sculptural pearl and molten metal-inspired detailing pulled from Missoma's Pearl Baya line. In addition to two eyewear silhouettes - the Melissa and Elvisa, available in two and three colorways, respectively - the collection also includes three coordinating sunglass chains for an elevated finishing touch. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Kenneth Cole and Larroudé release a summer capsule. Who: Kenneth Cole and Larroudé What: Footwear capsule Why: In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Kenneth Cole and Larroudé have teamed up on a limited-edition spring capsule titled "The Mindful Collection." The release centers on three quintessential warm-weather silhouettes - a clog, sandal, and mule - designed in finishes ranging from croc-embossed dark oak to patent and nappa ivory. A portion of proceeds from each sale will benefit the Mental Health Coalition, which aims to expand mental health resources and reduce stigma. "Kenneth Cole is a true icon, an extraordinary shoemaker, visionary businessman, and tireless social activist. He represents everything we aspire to be, not only within the footwear industry but far beyond it," Marina Larroudé said in a statement. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Valentino and Mark Borthwick release a new book. Who: Valentino and Mark Borthwick What: New haute couture book Where: In select Valentino boutiques starting May 11 Why: Alessandro Michele's fantastical Valentino couture creations are getting the editorial treatment, courtesy of Mark Borthwick. The Italian maison has collaborated with the British photographer on a new haute couture book titled Specula Mundi. Unveiled during an intimate cocktail event at the Marciano Art Foundation in Los Angeles, the tome reimagines Michele's Valentino couture beyond the runway with immersive scenography inspired by the designer's spring/summer 2026 show. Act quick: there are only 1,500 copies of the collector's item. Adwoa Aboah and Cou Cou team up for a good cause. Who: Adwoa Aboah and Cou Cou What: Graphic tee Why: May marks Mental Health Awareness Month, and Adwoa Aboah is commemorating the occasion with a meaningful collaboration. The model and activist has joined forces with Cou Cou to create a graphic tee emblazoned with the phrase "Out of Order" in pink lettering. All proceeds will go to Aboah's nonprofit, Gurls Talk. She is also set to lead a series of conversations on the Cou Cou Talks platform, along with an in-person event on May 16 at Dover Street Market London.