Replace the old pair
Start with the creator’s worn-out glasses and the reasons replacement kept getting delayed, then show the new selection process. Doug DeMuro makes the hassle the opening.

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warbyparker.com ↗Make choosing glasses feel less like a chore
Warby Parker reads often begin with how frustrating it can be to replace glasses or find frames that feel right. Doug DeMuro describes delaying a replacement because the process felt inconvenient; Kallmekris makes a personal aside about seeing in style; Caleb Hammer links all-day screen use to wanting comfortable eyewear. The creator can turn an everyday need into a useful frame-selection story.
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Doug DeMuro × Warby Parker
Leeja Miller is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 16 sponsored videos. Doug DeMuro follows with 6.
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Doug DeMuro6 sponsored videos
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Kallmekris2 sponsored videos
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Caleb Hammer1 sponsored video
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Scotty1 sponsored videoCreative starting points drawn from Warby Parker’s integrations.
Start with the creator’s worn-out glasses and the reasons replacement kept getting delayed, then show the new selection process. Doug DeMuro makes the hassle the opening.
Turn the read into a short try-on where the creator chooses styles that fit their look and routine. Kallmekris introduces eyewear as a personal style choice.
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Doug DeMuro describes scratched lenses, bent frames and an out-of-date prescription, then explains that replacing glasses felt like a hassle. The concrete details make the sponsor relevant before the brand is introduced.
Kallmekris pauses a mystery story to talk about seeing in style and recalls finding the store experience expensive and outdated. The shift is intentionally conversational, matching a creator who speaks directly to the audience.
Caleb Hammer mentions staring at screens all day and introduces Warby Parker as a sponsor. That places the glasses in a daily routine the audience can recognize, with room to show the frames during the video.
A pitch should choose a single reason for a new pair, whether the old ones are worn out, the creator wants another style or screen-heavy work has made a replacement overdue.
A few frames tried on camera can make the segment more personal and specific. The creator can explain what they like about the style and how it fits their face or routine, staying within the sponsor’s approved terms.
For a pitch, build a short try-on or selection moment into the creator’s format, then return to the story. The strongest transition is a real need the audience already understands.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 24:11
Doug DeMuro15 May 2026Doug DeMuro says he wore the same glasses too long, with scratched lenses, bent frames and an outdated prescription, because replacing them felt like a hassle. Warby Parker enters as a way to make that task easier. A creator can start an eyewear read with the small frustrations that kept them putting off a new pair.
Sponsor at 42:15
Kallmekris1 Apr 2026Kallmekris pauses a murder story to talk about seeing in style, recalling that glasses shopping used to mean high prices and frames that felt outdated. The direct shift to a personal annoyance creates a light break in the narrative. A creator can make eyewear relevant by describing the shopping experience they wanted to change.
Sponsor at 80:45
Caleb Hammer29 Mar 2024Caleb Hammer connects long hours looking at screens with his own interest in Warby Parker, then describes selecting frames and the sponsor’s process. The personal experience appears in a financial-audit episode where spending choices are already under discussion. A creator can make glasses shopping concrete by showing the choice they made and the step that made replacement easier.
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