Question 1

What’s Warby Parker Kids?

Accepted Answer

Great question! Warby Parker Kids is a collection of our bestselling adult frames, scaled down for kids ages 4–8. These pairs are made from the same premium materials as all of our eyewear, and they start at $95, including prescription lenses. We’ve also included spring hinges for an extra-flexible fit.

Question 2

What activities are these glasses suitable for?

Accepted Answer

We make our children’s eyeglasses with durable cellulose acetate frames and impact-resistant polycarbonate lenses, plus they include spring hinges for extra flexibility—great for kids needing sports glasses, reading glasses, or even blue-light glasses.

Question 3

Have you always sold glasses for kids?

Accepted Answer

We’ve sold kids’ frames in our stores previously, but now we offer the full selection online and on the Warby Parker apps (both iPhone and Android). Exciting!

Question 4

Can I add prescription lenses to your kids’ frames?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Our kids’ frames can accommodate most children’s prescriptions. When you check out, you’ll have the opportunity to add an up-to-date copy of your child’s prescription, and we’ll take care of the rest. (If they need a glasses prescription, we offer in-store eye exams for everyone ages 4 and up!)

Question 5

What ages are your kids’ glasses best for?

Accepted Answer

Our kids’ glasses were designed with children ages 4–8 in mind. To help with sizing, you’ll find specific width measurements on each frame’s product page. Kids ages 9 and up may prefer our adult frames, which come in sizes ranging from Extra Narrow to Extra Wide.

Question 6

What types of lenses are available for your kids’ frames?

Accepted Answer

Our kids’ frames come standard with polycarbonate lenses, which are recommended for children 16 and under. These are the most impact-resistant lenses we offer, and they’re safest for minors. They also include anti-reflective coatings and scratch-resistant treatments, and our prescription lenses are covered under our six-month, no-scratch guarantee.

For kids with stronger prescriptions, our 1.67 high-index lenses are thinner and more lightweight—but slightly less impact-resistant than our polycarbonate option. We recommend them for prescriptions that are higher than +/- 4.00. These cost an additional $60.

You can also add blue-light-filtering lenses to any pair of prescription or non-prescription kids’ glasses. These lenses cost an additional $50 and you can learn more about them right here.

Question 7

Can I use insurance to purchase kids’ frames?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We partner (and are considered in-network) with several vision insurance carriers. And even if we’re out of network, you can still save an average of $100—you’ll just have to apply for reimbursement after checkout.

Question 8

Do thick eyeglasses make a stronger style statement?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Thick eyeglasses are designed to be visually bold, adding definition and personality to your overall look.

Question 9

Are thick eyeglasses a good choice for everyday wear?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many thick eyeglasses are built for daily use, combining durable materials with comfortable fits.

Question 10

Do thick eyeglasses come in neutral and bold colors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Thick eyeglasses are available in a wide range of colors, from classic neutrals to bold, statement-making shades.

Kids’ Eyeglasses

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Kids’ eyeglasses FAQs

What’s Warby Parker Kids?

What activities are these glasses suitable for?

Have you always sold glasses for kids?

Can I add prescription lenses to your kids’ frames?

What ages are your kids’ glasses best for?

What types of lenses are available for your kids’ frames?

Can I use insurance to purchase kids’ frames?

Do thick eyeglasses make a stronger style statement?

Are thick eyeglasses a good choice for everyday wear?

Do thick eyeglasses come in neutral and bold colors?