Winter in Focus || Introducing Warby Parker's Winter Collection

In the past few months, I have been introduced to many companies that promote shopping with intentionality. Bloggers I admire have highlighted many a vendor that gives back to their local community or to nations in need whenever a purchase is made, and I believe this is a very powerful vessel for change and positive impact. Warby Parker is one of those companies I stand behind and hope to support with a purchase of my own in the near future.

I have been rocking pink glasses since the 5th grade and it is time for an upgrade. Warby Parker launched their new winter collection this morning and I am thrilled to partner with them in sharing their brand and beautiful new frames! One of the features I love most about WP is the at-home try on program, where they will send you 5 frames for a 5 day trial. Wrap them up and send them back at the end of the week then order your favorites. But the best endeavor under Warby Parker's belt is their Buy A Pair, Give A Pair initiative. So far they have given over 500,000 pairs of glasses to people in need. They work with partners such as VisionSpring to equip and empower people to obtain a better standard of living.

The inspiration for the winter collection comes from day-dreaming of our favorite late-month pastimes: curling up by the fire with a good book, taking to the top ladder rungs to hang holly about the house, venturing into the blanketed outdoors for hikes and snowball fights, and everything in between. This collection fits right in to their signature style, rustic meets modern, continuing with modern shapes but adding cooler hues. I am definitely a fan!

I don't know about you, but I'm sold. Below are my top picks from their newest collection. I plan to submit my five picks for the at home trial by the end of the week, don't you worry ;)

Weltey, Whiskey Tortoise 

Seymour, Tennessee Whiskey 

Nash, Graystone

Be sure to check them out and let me know which ones are your favorites! See the Winter Collection here.

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