About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Warby Parker’s warehouse doors opened, a delivery driver noticed something odd: boxes of glasses seemed to be shifting on their own. Curious, he peered inside and saw nothing but rows upon rows of perfectly aligned frames. Just as he relaxed, however, he heard a soft click—a pair of glasses had rotated ever so slightly. From then on, whenever anyone asked about Warby Parker’s mysterious success, someone whispered: ‘It must be those self-shifting displays!’
2. In the dim light of early morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Warby Parker's warehouse. As he unloaded boxes, his young daughter, sitting in the car seat, suddenly pointed and giggled. ‘Daddy, look!’ she whispered, pointing towards the building's shadowy entrance. The father squinted into the shadows, trying to make out what could possibly amuse his little girl so much. Suddenly, emerging from the darkness was an old pair of glasses with mismatched lenses, wobbling like it was dancing. 'It's just an old display model,' said the delivery driver, shaking his head with a smile. The child giggled again, clearly charmed by the quirky spectacle, and the father chuckled, realizing that sometimes magic really does exist—even in the mundane corners of Warby Parker's warehouse.
3. At closing time, an employee locked up Warby Parker and walked home. But on her way, she swore she saw someone trying on glasses in the empty storefront. Finally, she peeked inside again—only to see a delivery driver adjusting a pair of frames with a big smile on his face. Turns out, he’d accidentally left them behind earlier that day. ‘I’ll take these,’ he said cheerfully as he paid for them on his phone. The last thing she heard was him whispering, “These are perfect!”
4. At closing time, an employee locked up Warby Parker and walked home. But on his way out, he noticed a mysterious note taped to the door: ‘Wear your glasses backwards tonight for good luck.’ So, that night, everyone tried it—some even wore their glasses upside down while walking their dogs or riding bikes. The next morning, when they came back to Warby Parker, they found a new pair of frames waiting for them with a little tag: ‘Thanks for wearing your glasses backwards! Happy sightings!’