Warby Parker on National Park After Dark
Trail Tales 98: Spooky Sleuths, Tentacle Bunnies & Shaming Monkey Owners
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For so long, I have stuck with aviator style sunglasses because that was just my go-to since forever, but I've been trying to branch out. I was shopping around, but quickly realized how in the world am I ever going to figure out if this new style I'm trying is going to look good on my face, especially from a tiny reference photo. Warby Parker had the solution I was looking for with their virtual try on feature. It allowed me to virtually try on so many shapes and styles and colors. And I realized try as I might, I'm just not meant for a rectangle. Stop trying to make a rectangle happen. It's never going to happen. But cat eye frames are my new best friend and I love them. Nothing comes close to Warby Parker's quality, price, and customer service. Their prescription glasses start at $95, so you can actually get quality and stylish frames at an affordable price. They have everything you need for happier eyes, including contacts, online eye exams, and sunglasses. And if you'd rather go in person, they have over 300 retail stores across the U.S. I actually just popped into the Portland, Maine one last week. I also love supporting a company that gives back. Through their buy a pair, give a pair program, Warby Parker has distributed over 20 million pairs of glasses to people in need. Right now, buy one pair of glasses and get 20% off any additional pairs at warbyparker.com slash NPAD. That's 20% off any additional pairs when you purchase one pair at warbyparker.com slash NPAD.
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