Hmm. I'm in the market for new glasses as I think my prescription has changed. I purchased my previous pair from WP and I found the experience to be quite nice.

Hmm. I'm in the market for new glasses as I think my prescription has changed. I purchased my previous pair from WP and I found the experience to be quite nice. I was able to get on their site and sort/filter by men's/women's styles, color, shape, and size. I was able to easily select 5 that were the right shape for my face and the right size and then try them on at home and get the one I wanted. Does Shuron offer that sort of experience? Looking at their site, I just see a list of glasses. I don't see a way to easily filter that down to ones that apply to me (narrow, rectangular). Part of the appeal of WP to me was the ease of getting something that I thought looked good and fit good at a reasonable price. Without some sort of way to search/curate, I don't think Shuron competes with that. Of xourse, that's only the buying experience and doesn't pertain to the quality of the product and the customer service after buying. > they offer real sizing to fit your head instead of a choice of "small" and "big" options I'm confused by this. Is that not what something like WP[1] has (see the measurements details)? [1]: https://www.warbyparker.com/eyeglasses/men/oliver-lbf/whiskey-tortoise https://www.warbyparker.com/eyeglasses/men/oliver-lbf/whiske...