TAB Bank Provides Diff Eyewear with $4MM Revolving Credit Facility

TAB Bank entered into a multi-year agreement with Diff Eyewear to provide a $4 million revolving credit facility. The facility was used to refinance the company’s existing senior debt and provide for the company’s ongoing working capital needs.

Based in Los Angeles, Diff Eyewear is a provider of eyewear. Since 2015, Diff has donated more than 1.5 million pairs of reading glasses to individuals in need around the world. Every pair of Diff’s sold helps to provide eye exams, surgeries, glasses and medicine through its partnership with Sightsavers.

“It was my pleasure working with TAB to secure our facility. We found the TAB team to be remarkably flexible, creative and competitive throughout the process,” Bob Ross, CEO of Diff Eyewear, said. “This facility will help continue to grow the Diff brand, including both our online channel, www.Diffeyewear.com, and our wholesale channel, which sells to over 2,000 customers, including Nordstrom and Dillard’s. It will also enable us to launch new brands, including the recently launched Dime Optics, and further our licensing reach around the world.”

”TAB is excited to partner with the Diff team and support their important charitable mission. It became clear in early discussions with the management team and their investment banker that the company needed a custom solution to support both their traditional retail and e-commerce channels to market. The e-commerce channel has experienced hyper growth as a result of the currently shifting retail environment. TAB was able to deliver a unique flexible solution that will enable the company to take advantage of opportunities for growth in both areas. TAB has a growing portfolio of mission-oriented brands focused on wellness, sustainability and making a positive impact. This is something we are passionate about and proud to promote and support,” Brett Horwitz, managing director and head of originations in TAB’s western region, said.

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