Warby Parker Inc.
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See all $WRBY insider activity →Warby Parker's stock rose to $26.95 after Q2 revenue grew 10% to $236M, driven by increased ARPU and active customers. The company raised its Q3 and full-year guidance, with annual revenue expected between $959M and $976M. Despite this, concerns persist about growth and valuation, with a P/E ratio of 55. Analysts' price targets range from $24 to $34.
Piper Sandler identifies retail stocks with strong seasonal performance in November and December, including Signet Jewelers (SGI), Arhaus (ARHS), Target (TGT), Dollar Tree (DLTR), Dollar General (DG), American Eagle (AEO), Warby Parker (WRBY), Revolve Group (RVLV), and Ulta Beauty (ULTA). These stocks historically underperform in September-October but rally during the holiday season. Several companies reported earnings beats and received price target increases.
Warby Parker launched its Fall 2026 eyewear collection, featuring '90s-inspired designs and timeless frames. Prices start at $95, with a 20% discount on additional pairs. The collection includes styles like Esme, Romero, Aarons, and Boaz, offering a mix of nostalgia and modern aesthetics.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 1 news story mentioning WRBY (Warby Parker Inc.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 1 bullish, 0 neutral, and 0 bearish.
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The price surge reflects short‑covering and buying on better‑than‑expected results, but valuation concerns could cap upside.
Miss may weigh, but product launch could add upside later.
New collection may modestly boost sales but limited impact on stock price.
Fund exit may signal short-term weakness for WRBY.
Price drop driven by macro consumer concerns.
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Warby Parker's stock rose to $26.95 after Q2 revenue grew 10% to $236M, driven by increased ARPU and active customers. The company raised its Q3 and full-year guidance, with annual revenue expected between $959M and $976M. Despite this, concerns persist about growth and valuation, with a P/E ratio of 55. Analysts' price targets range from $24 to $34.
2 min readPiper Sandler identifies retail stocks with strong seasonal performance in November and December, including Signet Jewelers (SGI), Arhaus (ARHS), Target (TGT), Dollar Tree (DLTR), Dollar General (DG), American Eagle (AEO), Warby Parker (WRBY), Revolve Group (RVLV), and Ulta Beauty (ULTA). These stocks historically underperform in September-October but rally during the holiday season. Several companies reported earnings beats and received price target increases.
3 min readWarby Parker launched its Fall 2026 eyewear collection, featuring '90s-inspired designs and timeless frames. Prices start at $95, with a 20% discount on additional pairs. The collection includes styles like Esme, Romero, Aarons, and Boaz, offering a mix of nostalgia and modern aesthetics.
2 min readRiverwater Partners exited its position in Warby Parker (WRBY) due to underwhelming glasses launch, citing AI hype in the stock. WRBY shares fell 17.78% over the past month, closing at $24.60 on August 31, 2026. The company has a market cap of $3.04 billion and a 52-week range of $14.96-$31.00.
2 min readKohl's (KSS), Ollie's (OLLI), and Warby Parker (WRBY) shares fell 10.3%, 5.7%, and 5.4% respectively, following Walmart's (WMT) weaker-than-expected sales growth and cautious guidance. Walmart's results raised concerns about U.S. consumer spending, impacting broader retail stocks. Kohl's is down 19.3% YTD, trading 30.3% below its 52-week high.
3 min readWarby Parker (WRBY) reported Q2 revenue of $235.5M vs $237.8M expected, with adjusted EPS of $0.15 vs $0.11 and adjusted EBITDA of $32.88M vs $28.88M. It reconfirmed full-year revenue guidance of $967.5M midpoint and EBITDA guidance of $118M. Store count rose to 352. Eye exams grew 30%+ and now 7% of revenue.
6 min readWarby Parker (WRBY) reported 10% Q2 2026 revenue growth, citing strong conversion and record average order values despite softer retail traffic. Eye exam revenue rose 30% YoY to 7% of total business. The company is sunsetting Home Try-On, expanding to 352 stores, and using $11.8M tariff refunds for tech upgrades tied to Intelligent Eyewear. Guidance excludes Intelligent Eyewear revenue and “halo effect” benefits.
6 min readUS stock index futures were mixed, with S&P futures up 0.1% and Nasdaq futures down 0.5% as Sandisk (SNDK) fell about 9% and Western Digital (WDC) about 15% after earnings and weaker memory outlooks. Tech and AI names also dropped on results or guidance misses, while Mag 7 were mixed. Asian markets declined after chip-related losses, and investors awaited US payrolls.
6 min readWarby Parker reported Q2 2026 profit of $4.6M versus a $1.75M loss a year earlier, helped by an $11.8M tariff refund benefit. Revenue rose 9.8% to $235.5M. Gross profit was $136.5M, and full-year net revenue guidance was reaffirmed at $959M to $976M, including $14.4M tariff benefit. The company expects an AI-powered eyewear launch within weeks, with no revenue contribution in guidance.
5 min readWarby Parker (NYSE:WRBY) reported Q2 CY2026 revenue of $235.5 million, up 9.8% year on year, but below analysts’ estimates. Full-year revenue guidance was $967.5 million at the midpoint, about 1.3% under consensus. GAAP EPS of $0.04 matched expectations, and the stock fell 3.4% to $28.29 after the report.
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