Yes, my kids, teens to young adults. Their prescriptions are simple, and they are harder on their glasses so the easy return/replace policy and lower cost of Warby’s works better for them than for me. They also like the more fashion forward choices there.
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I guess I have a different view because I have a Warby Parker store near me, they make adjustments, they got my progressive prescription right, the glasses have worn well, and I like their choices. But I’m not a kid.
BTW, I also have a narrow face and it was helpful to me that their collection includes narrower frames as well as regular frames.
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It is true that they do have frames clearly marked as Narrow, which helps a lot. I still didn’t find many options that fit my face, though. I do think having a WP store makes a big difference for those of us lucky enough to have that!
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Sounds like an expensive face to fit. 
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For what it’s worth, I have a progressive prescription and have been wearing glasses from Warby Parker for the past 5 years with no problems. I finally hit a wall when the optician wanted to charge me $550 for a pair of glasses and when I balked, suddenly they were $425 (and this was after my optical insurance partial coverage). My Warbys were $350 and I was able to get partial reimbursement from my insurance company so I totally refuse to go back to private opticians who assure me that their products are superior. They are not.
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