Warby Parker and Spike Jonze reissue his favorite archive frames

Warby Parker is collaborating with filmmaker Spike Jonze, a longtime customer and regular at the brand's Glendale store, to reissue several of his favorite sold-out frame styles from the archives, launching Tuesday.

The collaboration originated when Jonze reached out to Warby Parker directly to propose it. Each reissued pair — originally released between 2018 and 2022 — comes with a personal "director's commentary" note from Jonze explaining what he loves about the frame, plus a set of fluorescent stickers modeled on the handwritten gaffer's-tape labels he uses to organize his own eyewear collection.

Campaign imagery was shot by Humberto Leon, who photographed five of Jonze's friends, including skater/artist Jerry Hsu, model Jane Moseley, filmmakers Skylar-Bree Takyi and Henry Zumbrunnen, and Leon's mother, Wendy, wearing Jonze's chosen frames styled with pieces from his own closet.

All proceeds from the collection go to Warby Parker's Pupils Project, which provides free eye exams and glasses to students across the U.S.