A young independent optician has just settled in Châteauvillain. She believes in the virtues of local commerce and puts forward solid arguments.
What if Laurine Laget personalized to the highest point what we should wish for in Haute-Marne during this period of wishes: young people, trained, coming from far away, determined to settle and work in this territory, in search of a certain quality of life.
Laurine comes from the south-east of France. Today, she lives in Créancey and opened her independent optician shop in Châteauvillain at the beginning of November. This story therefore begins far from Haute-Marne, a few years ago, in SVT: the course is devoted to the eye. Laurine developed a passion for the subject, decided to do a two-day internship with an optician and concluded at the age of 16: “I want to do that”. She did that. THIS: open your own shop, independently, in a rural area.
Everything suggests that she made the right choice: since opening, customers have left positive reviews.
Of course, there is proximity, which, in rural areas, takes on its full meaning; certainly, there is the quality of the welcome, the bright smile. But Laurine has also made relevant choices such as offering French brands, made in the Jura; By design, it does not offer luxury brand frames at prohibitive prices. She knows where she is; she knows what she wants. And if you can't find frames at Lau'Ptik with the m'as-tu-vu logo and the price that goes with it, she prefers the concrete, the useful: glasses for children, even glasses for babies. The mother that she is knows that this can be important.
Laurine works with the glassmaker Zeiss, at 2e world rank in its sector, with glasses made in France and cut in store. And above all, the assumed rurality of Lau'Ptik does not translate into the slightest concession: the Châteauvillain optician offers more than 400 trendy or modern frames, and also sunglasses, sports frames or even lens equipment. It even highlights creators and French brands.
Lau'Ptik receives at any time, but also receives by appointment. She also works with all mutual insurance companies. And in a room adjacent to the store, she set up her eye exam center equipment. To see, therefore…
