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S&P 500
Over the past 12 months, WRBY has significantly outperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of 34% compared to the S&P 500's 11% growth.
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Warby Parker Inc
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In 2010, Warby Parker Inc. emerged from the idea that glasses could be sold directly to consumers online, bypassing traditional retail channels. This innovative approach not only cut costs but also challenged the eyewear industry's long-standing business models. Founded by four friends during their time at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, the company was seeded by a mission to offer stylish, affordable eyewear while promoting social responsibility. By eliminating the middlemen and embracing a vertically integrated structure, Warby Parker was able to drastically reduce prices, providing designer-style frames at a fraction of typical costs. Central to its business model is the Home-Try-On program, a clever marketing strategy that allowed customers to select five frames to try at home before committing to a purchase, thus blending the convenience of online shopping with the tangible experience of traditional retail. Over time, Warby Parker expanded its presence with brick-and-mortar locations, enhancing the customer experience by offering in-person fittings and direct consultations. Coupled with a conscientious initiative to distribute a pair of glasses for every pair sold to those in need through various partnerships, Warby Parker built not just a brand, but a community centered on value, quality, and social impact. Through this omnichannel approach, the company generates revenue primarily from direct sales of prescription eyewear, sunglasses, and accessories, continually adapting to consumer expectations while maintaining its core values.
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