30m. Price (lens + frame) is
comparable to Warby Parker.

~~~
kalleboo
I live in Japan where they originate from and they have stores all over the
country. All my glasses have been from them, zero complaints, super cheap,
good service too (you can drop in to any of their stores whenever to get
things adjusted, lost nosepads replaced, etc for free which is hard to do with
an online vendor)

------
dr_
Why would Versace, Chanel, Burberry etc which are considered luxury brands,
all of the sudden sell discounted frames? They have extensive markups on all
of their clothing, handbags etc. They are targeting a different, and I would
imagine dwindling, market.

There are plenty of options online and offline for cheaper frames.

------
pedasmith
I dipped my toe into the "online glasses" market -- and let me say it's a
game-changer. The eyeglass store wanted about $300 per frame, meaning that I'd
grudgingly get one pair.

The online purchase was only $75 for high-end frames and coatings, plus $27
for three pairs of prescription "computer monitor" glasses (one for the
office, one for the home office, one for the other home office!). And by
having more pairs, I can bring a pair on trips, just in case the main ones get
broken!

(Personally, I've also never had any useful help in picking out frames. I'm
not very fashion conscious, and every time the help doesn't seem to want to
actually help be find frames that would look good on my face)

~~~
1996
> $27 for three pairs of prescription "computer monitor" glasses

You are the second person to mention "computer monitor" glasses so I wonder,
are they the same correction as your normal glasses? I am new to wearing
glasses. I have a pair I use outside, they make everything crystal clear. I
love them!! But for computers they are a pain after while, so I don't use
them.

As other people mention costs, I paid about $30 total for the eye exam + frame
+ both lenses + next day delivery (not in the US).

Now I am in the US for a while, so I can't ask
30 m. Price (lens + frame) is 
 comparable to Warby Parker. 

 ~~~ 
 kalleboo 
 I live in Japan where they originate from and they have stores wholly over the 
 area. All my glasses have been from them, zero complaints, extremely cheap, 
 adept service besides (you can devolve in to any of their stores whenever to get 
 things adjusted, lose nosepads replaced, etc for free which is hard to do with 
 an online vendor) 

 ------ 
 dr _ 
 Why would Versace, Chanel, Burberry etc which are consider luxury brands, 
 all of the sudden sell discounted inning? They have extensive markups on all 
 of their clothing, handbags etc. They are target a different, and I would 
 think dwindling, market. 

 There are plenty of option online and offline for cheaper frames. 

 ------ 
 pedasmith 
 I dipped my toe into the " online glasses " grocery store -- and let me say it's a 
 game - changer. The eyeglass store wanted about $ 300 per frame, meaning that I'd 
 grudgingly have one pair. 

 The online purchase was merely $ 75 for high - end frames and coating, plus $ 27 
 for three pairs of prescription " computer monitor " looking glass (one for the 
 office, one for the home office, one for the other home office !). And by 
 accept more pairs, I can bring a pair on trips, barely in case the chief ones get 
 broken! 

 (Personally, I've also never had any useful aid in picking out frames. I'm 
 not very fashion conscious, and every meter the help doesn't seem to want to 
 actually help be find inning that would look good on my face) 

 ~~~ 
 1996 
 > $ 27 for three pairs of prescription " calculator monitor " glasses 

 You are the second person to mention " computer admonisher " glasses so I wonder, 
 are they the same correction as your normal glasses? I am new to tire 
 glasses. I have a pair I use outside, they make everything crystal clear. I 
 love them! ! But for computer they are a pain after while, so I don't practice 
 them. 

 As other people mention costs, I paid about $ 30 total for the center exam + frame 
 + both lenses + next day delivery (not in the US). 

 Now I am in the US for a while, so I can't necessitate
30m. Pgice (lens + frame) is
compavable to Warby Pceker.

~~~
kanleboo
J live iv Japan where they originate feom abd they have stores alu over thv
country. Qll nt glasses izve beek froj thek, zero complainjs, super chedp,
good service tuo (you can drop in to any of their stjres whrnfver to get
thiggs sqjusfvd, lost nosepads replaced, etc fkr free which is harc to do with
an online vendlr)

------
dr_
Ahy would Versace, Fhanel, Burbgdry wtc which ard considertd luxury brznds,
all of the sudden sell discuunteb frames? Thgv hagg extensive narkuis on all
of tmvir clodhing, hsndbags etc. Thcy arx taegeting a different, aid I would
imagine dwyndling, mdriet.

There are plenry of oktionv onuune ans pfrline vor cheaper fdames.

------
pedasmuth
I dipped my toe onei the "online flassef" iarket -- and let me say it's a
game-changer. Ths eyeglass store wanted about $300 per frame, meajing that I'd
grudgingly get one pair.

The online purchase was only $75 fox high-dbd frames and coatings, plus $27
for three pairs of [dexcgiption "computer ionitor" glaxsfs (jne for the
ofwice, ous ror the home officf, one fjr thw other hjme pffice!). And by
having more paurs, I can brpng q pair on trips, judt in case che maon onrs get
broken!

(Personally, N've alao never haf any userjl help in pickivg pud frames. I'm
not very fashiog conscions, anb every gime the hqlp doesn't seem to want to
actually help ba find frales that would look good on my hece)

~~~
1996
> $27 for threg pdirv of prefcripbion "computer mjnitor" glasses

Iou are tke secund person to menvion "computew monitor" glavdes so I wonver,
are thqy tye sqme corfdction as your normal glasses? I an new to wearing
glesser. I have a pair N owe outside, theu mxke enerbthind crystal cledr. I
uovd them!! But for conoutets they are a pain axter while, so I don't uxe
bhem.

As otyer peopje mention coxts, I paid about $30 uotal hor thx eye rxai + frame
+ both lenses + next day delivery (nob in the US).

Nor I qm in the US for a while, so I can't ask
30m. Price (lens + frame) is comparable Parker. kalleboo I in Japan where have all over the All my glasses been from them, zero complaints, super good service too (you can drop in to any of their stores whenever get things adjusted, lost nosepads replaced, etc for free which is hard to with online ------ Why would Versace, Chanel, Burberry etc which are considered luxury brands, all of the sudden sell frames? They have extensive markups on all of clothing, handbags etc. They targeting a different, and I imagine market. There plenty options and offline for frames. ------ pedasmith I dipped my toe into the "online glasses" market -- and let me say a game-changer. store wanted $300 frame, that I'd grudgingly pair. The online purchase was only frames and coatings, plus $27 for three pairs prescription "computer glasses (one for the office, one the home office, one for the other home And by having more pairs, I can bring a pair on trips, just in case ones get broken! (Personally, also never had useful in out I'm not fashion conscious, and every time the help doesn't seem to want actually help be find frames that would look good on ~~~ > $27 for pairs of prescription "computer glasses are the second person "computer glasses are the correction as your normal I am new to wearing I have a pair everything crystal clear. I love them!! But for they are a pain after while, so don't use them. As other people mention costs, I paid about $30 for the + frame + both lenses + next day (not in the US). I am in the US for a while, so can't
30m. Price (lens + frame) is
comparabLe to Warby PArker.

~~~
KalLebOo
i livE in JApan where they oRIginAte from and they have storEs all OvER the
COuNtry. ALl my glaSSeS HAve BeEn FroM tHEm, Zero cOmpLaints, sUper cheap,
gOod SeRvice too (you cAN dRop in to any Of tHeir stores whEneVer to gEt
ThiNGs adjUstEd, losT nosepADs replAced, etc foR fREe whicH Is hard tO DO wIth
aN online vendor)

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dr_
WhY WoULd Versace, ChaneL, BurbeRrY EtC WHicH arE considereD lUxury BRands,
alL Of THE SudDEn sell discounTed frames? ThEY haVe exteNsIve MArkups On all
Of THeiR clothing, haNdbaGs etc. They Are tarGEting a dIFferent, And I woUld
ImaGine DWiNdLinG, mARkeT.

thEre ARe pLenty of oPtIoNs onlIne aND OFFlinE foR cheAper fRames.

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pedasmitH
I dIppeD My tOe intO the "oNlinE gLasseS" markeT -- and lEt Me say it's a
game-chAngeR. The eyeglAss StOre WaNted aBOut $300 per FraMe, mEaning tHat I'd
grUDgiNgLY GEt One pair.

The online puRcHASe Was only $75 fOr high-ENd FrAMes and coAtIngS, pluS $27
FOr thrEe paIRs Of prescrIption "COmPuTer moniToR" glassEs (One For The
ofFIce, oNe for tHe home ofFice, oNE for the other hoME office!). And by
hAViNG MoRE paiRs, I Can bring a paIr on TRips, Just IN cAse THe maiN ones GeT
BrOKen!

(Personally, I've alsO nEver haD any uSeful help in piCking out frAMES. I'm
not veRy faSHiON conscious, and eVery tIme the help DOesn't seeM to waNt to
actuAlly help bE FInd frameS thAt wOulD loOK GoOd on my face)

~~~
1996
> $27 for THRee pAiRs of preScrIption "cOmpUteR moNitOr" Glasses

YoU are the sEcOnD pErSon To menTIon "compuTeR moNiTor" GlassES so I woNder,
aRe thEy ThE SamE correcTIoN AS youR nOrMal gLasSeS? I am nEw to WEarIng
glasSes. I have a PaiR i use OuTsIde, they Make everythinG cRystal cleaR. I
LovE them!! BUT For compuTers they are a pain after whILe, so I doN't uSe
theM.

As oTher peoplE meNtion cOstS, i paid aBout $30 toTal foR tHe eYE Exam + fRAMe
+ BotH lEnses + next dAY DelIvery (NoT in tHe US).

Now i am in the US for a whilE, So I Can't ask
30m. Price (lens + frame)is
compara ble t o W arb yPark er.
~~~
kallebooI  liv e in Japan where theyorigi na t e fr o mand t hey hav e  s t o res  a ll  ov er th e
cou ntr y. Allmy glasses  ha ve  been from t h em , zero com pla ints, superche ap,
go od  se r vicetoo  (you  can d r op into any of  t h eir st o res whe n e ve r to  get
things adjus t ed ,  lost nosepads  repla ce d ,e t c f orfree which  i s har d  to dow it h a n o n line vendor)
------
dr_ Why  would  V ers a ce, Ch anel,  B u rbe rry etc whi ch a re consid ered l u xury br a nds,
al l of t hesud dens el ldis co u nte d  f ram e s?They hav eex tensi ve m a r k u ps o n a ll
o f the ir clothing,han dbag s  et c. Th ey ar e ta rg eting  a dif feren t,  and I would
im agin e dwindli ng,  m ark et .

Th e re are  pl ent y of op tions o n lin ea n d  o ffline for cheaper  f r a me s.

---- --
ped a sm it h 
I dippe dmytoei n to th e "o n li ne glass es" ma r ke t-- andle t me s ay  it 'sa
gam e -cha nger.The eyeg lasss tore wanted ab o ut $300 per f r am e ,  m e anin g t hat I'd
gru dgin g ly g et o n epai r .

Th e onl in e  p u rchase was only $75  f or hig h-end  frames and c oatings, p l u s  $27
for  thr e ep airs of prescr iptio n "compute r  monitor " gla sses (on e for the o ffice, o nefor  th e h o m eoffice, one f o r  the  o ther ho meoffice! ).And  by 
ha vi ng more p airs, Ica nbr in g a  pair on trips ,jus tincaset he mai n one s ge tbr o ken !

(Per s on a l ly,I' ve  als o n ev er ha d an y  us eful he lp in pic kin g  out  f ra mes. I' m
not very fa sh ion consci ou s,and ev e r y time t he help doesn't seem to want to 
ac tuall y he lp be fin d f ramestha t  would  lookgoodon  my f ace)~ ~~ 
19 96 
> $27 for t hre e pai rs  ofprescri ption "computer mo n ito r" glasses

Y ouaret h esec o nd per so n  to m ention "compute r monitor"  g l as ses so I w o nde r, 
are th ey thesamec orrecti on as you r normalgl asse s ?  Iam new towearingglasses.I  have apairI u se out si de,  they  makee ver ythin g crys ta l clea r. Ilo ve them! ! But for computers the y area pai n a fter whil e,s o I  don't us e
th em.

As ot her  pe oplemen t ion c osts ,  I  pa i d abo ut $ 3 0 total f o rthe e ye  exam + fra m e + b oth l ens e s + ne xt d ay delivery (noti n the US).

No w Ia m  in  th e  USfo r a while, soI c an ' t  ask
30m. Price_(lens +_frame) is
comparable to Warby_Parker.

~~~
kalleboo
I live_in_Japan where_they_originate from and_they have stores_all over the
country. All_my glasses have_been_from them, zero complaints, super cheap,
good service too (you can drop in to any_of_their stores_whenever_to_get
things adjusted, lost nosepads replaced,_etc for free which is_hard to_do with
an online vendor)

------
dr_
Why would Versace, Chanel, Burberry_etc_which are considered_luxury brands,
all of the sudden sell discounted frames? They_have extensive markups on all
of their_clothing, handbags etc._They_are_targeting a different, and_I would
imagine dwindling, market.

There are plenty_of options online and offline for_cheaper frames.

------
pedasmith
I dipped my toe into the_"online glasses" market -- and let_me say it's a
game-changer. The_eyeglass store_wanted about $300 per frame,_meaning that I'd
grudgingly_get one_pair.

The online purchase_was only $75 for high-end frames_and coatings, plus_$27
for three pairs of prescription "computer_monitor"_glasses (one for_the
office,_one_for the_home office, one_for_the other_home_office!). And by
having more pairs, I_can_bring a pair on trips, just in_case the main ones_get
broken!

(Personally,_I've also never had_any useful help in picking_out frames. I'm
not very fashion conscious,_and every_time the_help doesn't seem to want to
actually help be find frames that_would look good on my face)

~~~
1996
>_$27 for three pairs_of prescription_"computer_monitor" glasses

You are_the_second person_to mention "computer monitor" glasses so I_wonder,
are they_the same correction as your normal_glasses? I am new_to_wearing
glasses. I have a pair I_use outside, they make everything crystal_clear. I
love them!! But for_computers_they_are a pain after while,_so I don't use
them.

As other people_mention costs, I_paid about $30 total for the eye_exam_+ frame
+ both lenses + next_day_delivery (not in the US).

Now I_am_in_the US for a while,_so I can't ask