Eyewear retailer set to open its first store in Iowa Saturday at Jordan Creek Town Center

Jay Stahl, Des Moines Register
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Warby Parker is seeing green at Jordan Creek Town Center.

The popular New York City-based eyewear retailer is set to open Nov. 5 with its first-ever store in Iowa at Jordan Creek Town Center.

Warby Parker offers eyewear options including prescription glasses, eyeglasses, and sunglasses for women and men with on-trend selections at quality prices.

The company's Winter 2022 collection launches Nov. 8 and the Titanium Standards Collection, crafted with premium titanium, will be available at the new store.

More:Meet 8 new stores on the way to Jordan Creek Town Center spanning a new tavern to kid spots

To celebrate the store’s opening weekend at the shopping center in West Des Moines, the company will be offering customers a gift with a “Nice to See You” purchase tote as supplies last.

Jay Stahl is an entertainment reporter at The Des Moines Register. Follow him on Instagram, Twitter, or reach out at jstahl@gannett.com.

This article originally appeared on Des Moines Register: Warby Parker opening Jordan Creek Town Center store on Nov. 5

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