Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Dear Warby Parker'
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A Warby Parker customer reads aloud a love letter addressed to her glasses, thanking them for always being there through the ups and downs. She recounts some of the memories that she's made while wearing the glasses, including the time where she almost lost the frames to the jaws of her dog. Luckily for her, Warby Parker was there to give her a new set of glasses when she needed them.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Enjoy Mixing Acetate Chips'
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Warby Parker gets the important parts of its commercial out of the way so it can show you a pair of hands mixing small brown-and-caramel colored acetate chips. The company says the compound will one day turn into a pair of tortoise glasses. Customers are invited to try on five pairs on for free.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'The Literary Life Well Lived' Song by The Kinks
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Go through card games, rooftop sparklers and your next writing piece. Warby Parker will make sure you see all of it.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Final Voyage'
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Before a pair of Warby Parker glasses embark on its final voyage, the company says it has already been buffed, hand-assembled and inspected for quality. Twice. After this, the eyeglasses are ready to be shipped to the customer and see the world. Customers are invited to try on five pairs for free.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Cellulose Acetate: FSA or HSA Dollars'
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Warby Parker says that its glasses are made from Cellulose Acetate, a plant-based material that is described as sturdy, yet flexible. The frame and lens provider says that its glasses start at $95, which include prescription lenses, that it says have been covered in a scratch resistant coat.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Hinge Test'
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Warby Parker gives a demonstration of its hinge test, where glasses are stress tested with a machine. The store says its frames with prescription lenses start at $95.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Designed In-House'
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Warby Parker offers customized glasses designed in-house, including prescription lenses, starting at $95. The brand believes its glasses are well-made, stylish and affordable.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Lenses'
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Warby Parker says many eyewear companies charge extra for prescription lenses and even more for scratch-resistant and anti-reflective coatings. At Warby Parker, glasses come with those things. The retailer offers glasses starting at $95.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Mezmerizing, Isn't It?'
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For this commercial, Warby Parker wanted to show how its glasses are made. Instead, the brand got held up on a shot of its frames getting polished. Glasses including prescription lenses start at $95 and customers can try five pairs for free on the website.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Quick Reminder: Vision and Health Benefits'
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Warby Parker reminds you that FSA, HSA and other select insurance benefits can be used to buy prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses and contact lenses at its store.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Cellulose Acetate: Five Pairs'
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Warby Parker takes us behind the scenes as it makes its eyeglasses. The company says it uses cellulose acetate, a flexible and durable plant-based material, to make its frames and custom-cut, scratch-resistant material to make its prescription lenses. You can try five pairs free online.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Step Into the Future'
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A man wishfully browses glasses online wishing he could try them on. A spokesperson from Warby Parker overhears him and invites the man to step into the future where he can virtually try on the glasses before he buys them. Now the man can stay in the future but he can't keep the spokeperson's phone.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Home Try-On'
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Warby Parker would like to introduce themselves as a company that provides high-quality eyeglasses and prescription lenses starting at $95. For a limited time, Warby Parker is allowing customers to try on five pairs of eyeglasses for free through its website.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Are You From the Future?'
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As this man browses his phone for new eyeglass frames, he wishes he could try them on before purchasing. A spokesperson from Warby Parker overhears him and invites the man to use the company's try-on tool. Amazed by this technology, the man asks the spokesperson if he is from the future.
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Eyesballs on Bikes'
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A couple of eyeballs are riding bicycles while looking through binoculars for a new pair of glasses. Seek no further than the Internet where you will find Warby Parker. Don't delay!
Warby Parker TV Commercial, 'Design Your Own Eyewear For Less'
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Prescription eyewear can be expensive, but Warby Parker is letting people in on a secret: glasses aren't that expensive to make, especially when the eyewear is designed in-house and sold directly to customers. Warby Parker's eyewear starts at $95 and customers can try five pairs of glasses for free by visiting the company's website.