Pop-ups and shop-in-shops are critical to its expansion strategy. In late 2010, Warby Parker moved to an office in Union Square, where it dedicated about a quarter of the space to a store.

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Warby Parker burst onto the scene in 2010 promising fashionable frames for a fraction of the cost of competitors. Its initial line of glasses sold for just $95, and profiles in fashion magazines ...

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Warby Parker, Inc. operates as an online retailer of eyewear for men and women. It engages in the business of selling eyewear products and providing optical services directly to consumers through ...