Warby Parker Fall 2021 Collection

Warby Parker Fall 2021 Collection

Are you on the lookout for new eyeglasses or sunglasses? Catch Warby Parker’s freshest frames and newest launch from their most recent Fall collections right here.

Having been a Warby Parker Customer for several years I was love seeing their new collections for a fresh update.

They didn’t disappoint!

Warby Parker has added 55 styles designed to embrace every degree of bookishness.

Academically flavored styles in polished-to-perfection acetate, that unabashedly embrace the bookishness.

Let’s hear it for the teachers!!

Did you know they actually stopped by a school in Philadelphia to shoot their new Fall campaign? More on that project below, but in the meantime —Check out all the teachers looking all sorts of dapper.

You may shop their eyeglasses and sunglasses Fall arrivals in a range of sizes and fits, all starting at only $95 — especially highlighting the following newest additions:

Tortoise Collage by Warby Parker

Tortoise eyewear, a particular favorite of mine. They’ve taken a 100-year-old design tradition——and reinterpreted it in a stirring, collage-like construction. Available in women’s or men’s!

Kaleidoscopically complex

No two pieces of tortoise acetate are identical, thanks to organic variations in their grain, which means no two Tortoise Collage frames are quite alike either. They’re every bit as inimitable as the storied material they’re made.

The Tortoise Collections starts at $195 (Made in Italy).

See them on with Warby Parker’s virtual try-on.

See the Collection

Floating Metal by Warby Parker

Here’s Warby Parker’s newest—and most elevated—mixed-material construction. (Keyword “elevated.”)

Each frame features elongated end pieces, located high on the eyewire, that lift the temples away from the lenses, creating a “floating” effect. This can’t-miss detail is complemented by colorful acetate rims in four new silhouettes.

Floating Metal Collection starts at $145

See the Collection

As mentioned above, Warby Parker cast a mix of models and teachers from Anna L. Lingelbach School—part of their Pupils Project program that provides students free vision screenings, eye exams, and glasses—to help show off their newest collection.

In addition, Warby Parker donated to the School District of Philadelphia’s School Health Services department to honor the immeasurable good made by these teachers.

You can find out more about this amazing program here.

See the Entire Warby Parker Collection

Hope you take advantage of Warby Parker’s newest offerings!

You may also enjoy my previous Warby Parker Features below.

Thanks for stopping in and Happy Fall!
xo,
Ellen

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