Lori Krauss quietly stepped down from her role April, the brand confirmed to ADWEEK. Since then, the direct-to-consumer (DTC) ...

Warby Parker has distributed over 20 million pairs of glasses globally through its “Buy a Pair, Give a Pair” program.

Warby Parker didn’t invent the notion of going right from the factory to the consumer, but the company did embody its modern incarnation and wrapped it all up in an easy-to-understand brand.

Earnings results often indicate what direction a company will take in the months ahead. With Q1 behind us, let’s have a look at Warby Parker (NYSE:WRBY) and its peers.

The Warby Parker mobile app currently has more than 55,000 positive reviews in the Apple Store, and all of its features are currently compatible with iPhone X and more advanced models.

Warby Parker employees help customers browse frames in a store. The company achieved an overall score of 92.15 on the America's Best Retailers 2024 ranking.

And Warby Parker has definitely had a tough go of it on Wall Street the last couple years, seeing its market capitalization drop to under $1.5 billion from its peak of $6.7 billion in November, ...

Warby Parker Inc. opened trading at $54.05 a share and held steady, fluctuating barely a dollar from that price to give the eyewear retailer a market value of about $6.1 billion in the second ...

Warby Parker’s closest online competitor, Zenni Optical, already offers a “Virtual Try-On” that allows customers to upload pictures of themselves to see what they look like in the glasses ...

While I like Warby Parker’s business model, I find the $3 billion valuation much too high for investors to expect a profit from investing in this listing.

Warby Parker, a D2C glasses company backed by over a half-billion dollars of private capital, filed to go public yesterday. For investors like General Catalyst, Tiger Global and Durable Capital ...

Warby Parker, you gave the elements, a $95 entry-price point, but they're known out in the larger world for being stylish. Warby Parkers are very aesthetically pleasing. Emily Flippen: Are they?