NEW YORK—Warby Parker has teamed up with Pop-In@Nordstrom to sell a selection of its eyewear and other products through the themed pop-up shops at six Nordstrom locations across the U.S. and online at Nordstrom.com/pop. From Aug. 7 to Sept. 6, 2015, a curated selection of Warby Parker frames, four exclusive pairs of sunglasses, as well as literary specialty items such as notecards and books, will be available through Nordstrom pop-up shops in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas, Seattle, Bellevue, Wash., and McLean, Va., as well at the Nordstrom website.

Both sunwear and ophthalmic eyewear will be offered at the pop-up shops, a Warby Parker spokesperson told VMail. “Customers purchasing prescription sunglasses or glasses will check out with a Warby Parker associate, while all other orders will be placed through a Nordstrom associate,” the spokesperson said.

“Nordstrom’s approach to customer service has long been equal parts sagacious, innovative and thoughtful. When Olivia asked us to team up, we didn’t have to think twice,” said Warby Parker co-founder and co-CEO, Dave Gilboa, about Olivia Kim, the creator of Pop-In@Nordstrom who handpicks merchandise spanning the high/low price range to match each new theme.

A statement announcing the partnership said, “We’ve got a lot in common—a shared reverence for offering impeccable customer experiences, a keen interest in pounding new retail pavement and a love of design—and we’re excited to offer a lively way for Warby Parker and Nordstrom customers to mingle and interact with both brands.”

Founded in 2010, Warby Parker has grown from an e-commerce, value-priced eyewear retailer with a buy-one-give-one policy to become an omnichannel retailer valued at $1 billion with 12 physical retail locations throughout the U.S. with “plans to open seven more by the end of the year,” a Warby Parker spokesperson told VMail.