#warby parker sunglasses

[babe-storage]

Ella Mendelsohn

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LOOKs LookS LoOkS

I impress even myself with my creativity, and this wasn't taught as much as learned. A lot of looks were inspired by new pieces I acquired recently.

[Photos by Brown Estate]

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Warby Parker High Prescription Sunglasses Experience

I have a high eye glasses prescription and I went to Warby Parker to see if they could make prescription sunglasses for me and if so, get an estimate for the cost. First of all they told me that their limit was like-15, (I can’t remember precisely so if you’re anywhere close to that you’ll want to go in person or call customer service to confirm. )

They also said that for sunglasses, even though my prescription would call for ultra high index (1.74), they could only use high index (1.67) and not ultra high index, which would obviously increase lens thickness. For my prescription, they said that only grey, green and brown lenses would work- not sure why! They also recommended that for my high prescription, I go for small and round glasses, and that I buy in store so that they can make sure to properly measure pupillary distance, etc.

Finally, cost wise-

High index lenses (1.67) -$50

(Ultra high index lenses (1.74) are $150 but not available for sunglasses)

Price of frame- cheapest was $95

Additional $100 to make the lenses sunglasses

Total: ~$250, with no insurance

Personally, I wasn’t really all that impressed with the pricing. I’m lucky enough that for me this is similar to what I would pay with insurance. But, if you’re like me and want an extra pair of glasses and your insurance only covers one, then it might be something to consider.

Additionally, eye exams were $85 without insurance

I’ve also done brief search of reviews for Warby Parker by people with high prescriptions, and they overwhelming don’t recommend it, although I haven’t tried it yet myself. One person had the interesting idea of buying the lens for cheap at WB and then getting the lens made and fitted at your optician. I might try that personally.

TLDR: for people with high prescriptions considering WB: First make sure that they can actually make your prescription. It might be worth it to go with WB if you don’t have insurance or you need an extra pair. If you do decide to go for it, make sure to go in person to get properly measured.

[huntingtonnow]

Walt Whitman Shops to Host Fall Fashion Show

Walt Whitman Shops will host a fall fashion show Saturday that will include refreshments, giveaways and live entertainment. The show, which will run from 1-3 p.m., will feature fashions from the mall’s stores, and offerings from Fogo de Chao, California Pizza Kitchen, Sweetgreen, and Starbucks. During the event, live entertainment and a chance to win a grand prize of shopping and dining will be…

[cowboy-juno]

By god Warby Parker’s done it again (created cunty sunglasses)

[loveforbrandonflynn]

Brandon for Warby Parker Sunglasses

[lordeboy]

I love my new sunglasses thank you warby parker

[iwait4youalexg]

My dad sucks he works in import exports so sometimes he’ll be like yeah I’m meeting with the owners of Warby Parker and I’ll be like ok bring me back some free sunglasses then and he doesn’t. Like what are you even for. One time he brought me back a pair of Sandro pants that were like 3 sizes too small

[thewintersoldierdisaster]

I highly recommend Zenni and Warby Parker. My Zenni’s are my everyday glasses and everyone loves them (cute tortoiseshell). And I have my nice prescription sunglasses from Warby Parker.

You can usually submit the claims to insurance too to get money back :)

i’ll keep that in mind!! i splashed out on a pair of oliver peoples because i’m a dumb bitch who can’t stick to her budget 😩

my vision insurance covered a good chunk though and i’m gonna just stick with my collection of non prescription sunglasses because i’ve spent tooooo much money to start fresh lol

[hotgirlcastiel]

flip a coin to decide what glasses to get. thats what I do when I have trouble deciding things

you didnt ask this but i feel like complaining that the sunglasses that i ACTUALLY wanted were the ones i already own BUT i need to update the prescription on the lenses and warby parker was like actuallyyyyy we dont make those frames anymre and even if we did youd have to get the frame all over again instead of replacong the lenses

[purplepints]

My eyesight is truly terrible. -12.5 with severe astigmatism, require prism, blah blah. My lenses alone cost hundreds of dollars and the thickness of the lenses limits which frames I can purchase. I should be in progressives soon which will just cost more money and Medicare/Medicaid doesn't pay for glasses.

Without my glasses, I can't see to read past my nose. My visual acuity is something like 20/1200, which means everything more than a couple of feet away is a big blurry shape. It's definitely disabiling.

I highly recommend looking into online options, even if you have an utterly shitastic prescription like mine. I couldn't get any through Pair, but Warby Parker was able to fill my prescription AND I got to try on 5 frames through the mail for free which was great. Even as one of more spendy online options, Warby Parker was cheaper for me with both frames and lenses, saving me a good $200+ overall compared to my last in-shop visit with an optometrist.

When you get your exam, don't forget to asking for the PD reading, the pupillary distance that measures the width between the center of your pupils! It will greatly help when ordering glasses online. If you don't have it, you can measure it yourself with a millimeter-showing ruler (US Americans) or search for "measure pupillary distance" and some apps and such will show up.

Here's a link to Warby Parker, which I used :

Made the mistake of bringing up that needing glasses is a disability on tiktok and people got real mad.

“You can fix it with glasses” yeah, cuz they’re a disability aid? But like, I still have to pay 160 bucks to use my own fucking eyes?

Like, by definition, if your eyes do not work without aid, you have a disability to see.

Having a disability doesn’t automatically put you in what people consider the “disabled” category, but that doesn’t change the fact that it is in fact, a disability.

[shegottosayit]

I came less than $100 short of breaking to $2,000 today on a 4.5 hour shift.

My last sale of the day in my last hour was two pairs of optical progressives and a pair of progressive sunglasses. $1,130.

(And I made an older gentleman SO happy when I told him his lower standard prescription would bring his total to $95 and I felt like I was in a goddamn Warby Parker commercial telling him the thing things it included as default. But although was just $95 as he was leaving he asked me about cost of progressives for his wife so I made a meh sale but gave good service to bring in a bigger sale. I’m good at my job. It’s just a shame I get 23/25 hours per week $0.50 above minimum wage.) (also yesterday I made a $675 sale that didn’t count for shit (mine or the store numbers) because the customer had a code for four free pairs of glasses.)

[pursuitofcute]

earlier this month, and older man passed me on the subway and said "that's a lot of colors, you're a colorful woman" and I am - thank you for noticing.

today I went into a warby parker to fix my sunglasses and a person who looked very cool complimented my moomin keychain and i said "yeah what a guy!" then they noticed my seal earrings and complimented my style (aahhh!)

so i passed it back and said i liked their style - they had snake bites and a lot of other cool piercings, and I called my own basic. They go "you say basic but you're wearing seal earrings so"

it's nice to have some external force refuting my own self doubt.

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Why Virtual Try-On Is Revolutionizing E-Commerce

In the fast-paced world of e-commerce, where convenience and efficiency reign supreme, one technology is proving to be a game changer: Virtual Try-On. From trying on sunglasses to visualizing furniture in your living room, virtual try-on technology has transformed the way we shop online, creating experiences that are interactive, immersive, and, most importantly, tailored to individual needs.

Here’s why virtual try-on is redefining the e-commerce landscape and why brands can’t afford to ignore it.

1. Bridging the Gap Between In-Store and Online Shopping

One of the biggest challenges of online shopping has always been the inability to see, touch, or try a product before purchasing. Virtual try-on bridges this gap by giving customers the ability to interact with products digitally. Whether it's testing out how a new lipstick shade looks on your face or seeing how sneakers fit, this technology mimics the in-store experience without requiring you to leave your home.

2. Boosting Customer Confidence

How often have you hesitated to click "Buy Now" because you weren’t sure if the product would work for you? Virtual try-on eliminates that uncertainty. Customers can see exactly how an item looks or fits, leading to more confident purchases. This confidence often translates into higher conversion rates and fewer abandoned carts.

3. Reducing Returns and Costs

Product returns are a major challenge for e-commerce businesses. With virtual try-on, customers are less likely to experience disappointment or mismatch issues. By helping customers make informed decisions, this technology reduces the likelihood of returns, saving businesses time and money.

4. Creating Personalized Experiences

Virtual try-on isn’t just functional; it’s personal. By using augmented reality (AR) or artificial intelligence (AI), brands can offer customized experiences. For example:

A beauty brand can suggest makeup shades that match a user’s skin tone.

A clothing retailer can display how a dress fits a specific body type.

These personalized touches not only enhance the shopping experience but also foster deeper connections between brands and customers.

5. Standing Out in a Crowded Market

E-commerce is competitive, and standing out is no easy task. Offering cutting-edge virtual try-on technology gives brands a distinct edge. It demonstrates innovation, builds brand credibility, and positions the business as a leader in its industry.

6. Engaging the Mobile-First Audience

With mobile shopping dominating the e-commerce space, virtual try-on is perfectly suited for smartphone users. Customers can use their device’s camera to try on products or visualize them in their space, making the process fun, engaging, and convenient.

Examples of Virtual Try-On in Action

Many leading brands are already leveraging virtual try-on technology to enhance their offerings:

Sephora allows users to try on makeup products virtually via their app.

Warby Parker lets customers see how glasses look on their face using AR.

IKEA enables shoppers to visualize furniture in their homes through its Place app.

These examples highlight how brands across industries are embracing this technology to transform customer experiences.

Conclusion: The Future of Shopping

Virtual try-on is more than just a trend—it’s the future of e-commerce. By combining convenience with interactivity, it addresses key pain points for both customers and businesses, making online shopping more intuitive and enjoyable.

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By Sirena Kuo and Sofia Kriz December isn’t just about the holidays—it’s about showing up, showing out, and leaning into pieces that are as stylish as they are smart. Whether you’re wrapping up the year or wrapping up gifts, this month’s lineup delivers runway-ready accessories, cozy statement layers, and sleek essentials that strike the perfect balance between practicality and luxury. From buttery leather gloves that let you scroll without freezing to a reversible jacket that doubles down on winter style, dig into our December favorites that will have you looking polished, playful, and just a little ahead of the curve as the year comes to a close. Dyson Airwrap i.d.™ multi-styler and dryer Straight+Wavy The Dyson Airwrap has reigned supreme at the top of the pyramid when it comes to hair tools, and its new curly and coily attachments took the spotlight. With tools like the diffuser and wide-tooth comb, it works magic on textured hair, delivering bouncy, defined curls and taming frizz without the heat damage of traditional styling. It’s the closest you’ll get to a salon blowout without ever leaving your bathroom. KitchenAid Evergreen Tilt-Head Stand Mixer KitchenAid’s latest stand mixer in deep evergreen is equal parts design statement and kitchen workhorse. The rich forest green finish paired with a walnut wood bowl gives it a cool, natural vibe that feels more like art than an appliance. If you’re into kitchen tools that turn heads while delivering results, this one’s worth the splurge. Moncler Verone Reversible Short Down Jacket Moncler’s Verone Reversible Down Jacket is winter outerwear done right—practical, polished, and just a little bit extra. The reversible design gives you two looks in one: a matte finish for low-key days and a glossy side when you’re feeling bold. Plus, the detachable sleeves mean it doubles as a vest, so you’re covered (literally) no matter the weather. It’s the kind of jacket that makes you look like you’re all that—because, well, you are. Tank Air Pom Pom Garland Scarf This Tank Air scarf is proof that winter accessories don’t have to be boring. With 84 hand-crocheted pom poms, it’s cozy, colorful, and adds just the right amount of personality to your layers. Tank Air’s rising cult status makes this a no-brainer for December favorites—it’s playful, creative, and very in the know. Bonus points for being handmade and zero-waste, so you can look good and feel good at the same time. St. Agni Low Waist Raw Edge Pants St. Agni’s pants made it into our December favorites for a reason—they’re the perfect mix of laid-back and polished. The low-rise fit and raw-edge detailing channel that ‘90s minimalism everyone’s loving right now, while the 100% flax linen keeps them light and effortlessly cool. Whether paired with a blazer or your favorite vintage tee, they’re a go-to for looking put-together without overthinking it. Filofax Classic Croc Personal Leather Organizer This Filofax organizer is the ultimate accessory for stepping into 2025 with style and intention. Crafted from luxe Italian calf leather with a timeless crocodile print, it’s the perfect blend of fashion and function. With its sleek design and endless compartments, it proves that staying organized is the chicest trend of the season—because nothing feels better than entering the new year looking polished and pulled together. Apparis Jumbo Noor Pochette This Apparis pouch has been the ultimate grab-and-go accessory of the season. Made from their signature ultra-soft faux fur, it’s got that perfect mix of cozy and luxe, but what really makes it stand out is how practical it is—this thing holds everything. Whether it’s styled as a statement clutch or tucked into a tote for travel, it’s as functional as it is stylish. And with its sustainable design, it’s a win for both your wardrobe and the planet. Warby Parker Johnny Sunglasses Has it ever been possible to not buy something that Emma Chamberlain is selling? The Warby Parker x Emma Chamberlain Johnny sunglasses single handedly make you look like a 70’s icon. Their oversized square frames make just enough of a statement without feeling overdone, and the sturdy build means they’re as practical as they are stylish. The subtle throwback vibe pairs effortlessly with everything, making them the ultimate finishing touch. Burberry Swan Silk Scarf Burberry’s swan scarf earned its spot as a December favorite for its effortless charm and timeless appeal. Made from smooth Italian silk and featuring a hand-painted swan design, it feels like the kind of piece you’ll treasure for years. Its versatility is what truly seals the deal—you can throw it on with a trench, tie it onto a bag, or wear it as a headscarf, and suddenly the whole look feels elevated without trying too hard. It’s an investment piece that makes getting dressed a little more fun. Theory Tech Gloves in Leather Leather gloves are everywhere this season, and Theory’s tech gloves are a definite fave. They’re made from buttery-soft nappa leather that feels as good as it looks, and the minimalist design makes them an easy win for any outfit. Plus, they’re touchscreen compatible, so you can scroll and text without freezing your fingers off. This is the absolute upgrade your winter wardrobe is missing. Read the full article

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Brandon on the Warby Parker Insta reel for sunglasses