87% matchollie quinn
Flat lens-included pricing, in-house frames, own stores
What changes: Canada-only footprint, no home try-on scale or contacts
Brand profile
Direct-to-consumer eyewear brand selling prescription glasses and sunglasses from about $95, known for Home Try-On and hundreds of North American stores.
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Pricing starts around $95 with single-vision lenses included, so the sticker covers the finished pair rather than a frame you then pay to glaze.
The Home Try-On program ships five frames free, and hundreds of US and Canadian stores add eye exams and the brand's own Scout contact lenses.
Shapes lean rounded with keyhole bridges in acetate, a minimalist take on Ivy-style optical rather than heavy metal or sport frames.
87% matchFlat lens-included pricing, in-house frames, own stores
What changes: Canada-only footprint, no home try-on scale or contacts
76% matchColourful, cheap ready-to-wear readers and sun
What changes: Non-prescription off-the-shelf only, lower price, no exams
72% matchRetro bio-acetate frames, louder LA styling
What changes: Sunglasses-focused, wholesale-led, no optical services
Warby Parker is a direct-to-consumer optical brand selling prescription glasses, sunglasses and contact lenses, with frames starting around $95 including single-vision lenses. Started by four Wharton classmates, it grew on a Home Try-On program that ships five frames free, then expanded into hundreds of US and Canadian stores offering eye exams and its own Scout contacts. Frames lean acetate and retro-preppy, with keyhole bridges and rounded shapes. The company trades publicly on the NYSE as WRBY and is developing AI-enabled smart glasses with Google.