Great shape and fit
I bought these about a month ago, after looking for glasses for weeks. It was tough to find frames for narrow faces. These are nice. I like the style and shape.
Starting price | |
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Single-vision | $95 |
Progressives | $325 |
Readers | $95 |
Non-prescription | $95 |
Starting price | |
|---|---|
Single-vision | $95 |
Progressives | $325 |
Readers | $95 |
Non-prescription | $95 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Classic | Free |
Blue-light filtering | +$50 |
Anti-fatigue | +$100 |
Light-responsive | +$125 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Classic | Free |
Blue-light filtering | +$50 |
Anti-fatigue | +$100 |
Light-responsive | +$125 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Polycarbonate | Free |
1.67 high-index | +$60 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Polycarbonate | Free |
1.67 high-index | +$60 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Blue lenses | +$75 |
Green lenses | +$75 |
Grey lenses | +$75 |
Additional cost | |
|---|---|
Blue lenses | +$75 |
Green lenses | +$75 |
Grey lenses | +$75 |



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I bought these about a month ago, after looking for glasses for weeks. It was tough to find frames for narrow faces. These are nice. I like the style and shape.
I purchased the " Percey" frames with brown transition lenses. They arrived really fast and thus far, they are everything that I expected from the Warby Parker experience. Great customer service.
Great quality Percy frame. Be sure to look at that brand.
I like the look of these frames, but I have a hard time focusing or seeing out of these glasses. WP replaced them once already and still not great.
Quality frames and a color and design that looks and feels great on.
I wasn’t going to say anything, but since you keep emailing me asking for a review, here it is. I like the glasses themselves. They’re lightweight and suit my face well. But even though they were made using my prescription, the lenses just don’t seem right. I understand that they’re reading glasses, but when I wear them, I can see every line on my palm perfectly while my computer monitor looks blurry. The lens strength was chosen with shockingly poor judgment. I can’t use these glasses for work at all. What I ended up with is a pair of glasses that’s only useful for reading a book. Of course, I share some of the blame for not asking more detailed questions, but I’m better off continuing to use the reading glasses I bought five years ago. On top of that, no one adjusted the frames to fit my face, so they seem to sit crooked when I wear them. No matter how much of a discount you offer on a second pair, I don’t think I’d buy another pair of glasses like these. So if you’re thinking about buying glasses—especially prescription glasses—remember that they are medical devices. The most important thing is to get the right prescription and a proper fitting from qualified professionals at a reputable eye clinic or optical shop. Fashion comes second.
When selecting these glasses, I did so because I like the frame and how they fit on my head/face. They’re comfortable and as stylish as I get.
My husband told me about Warby Parker so I went online and ordered mine right away. I absolutely love them and have received many compliments how nice they are. I will definitely recommend them to whoever is searching for new eyeglasses. The fit is perfect, and the frames are solid, very well made.