President Kenny Moscot takes you inside the history and operation behind this classic NYC glasses company. It is always great getting an inside view on a heritageable company, such as Moscot. Enjoy!

Devilock presents their 12th anniversary items. Just like every year, the Japanese brand celebrates this occasion with a couple of specials. This year they present eyewear, hats, denim and of course a series of collaborative t-shirts. The collection is now available at Zozo.

Have a look at the Devilock 12th Anniversary Collection after the jump.

As part of their Autumn/Winter 2008 collection, Sophnet proposes several new frames in their eyewear collection. Two models are now available in the Honeyee Store, one coming in two colorways, the other one available in three.

Have a detailed look at the entire line-up after the jump.

Silas got together with Dazed & Confused Japan to work on a pair of glasses. The outcome is a rather simple pair of black glasses, that are now available at Dedue.

After the jump you can have a more detailed look.

Dita made 10 red versions of their popular Midnight Special model for Lupe Fiasco’s Tour. To celebrate the success of the tour they decided to release the remaining 5 pieces of the style in their online store.
These are the only 5 that you will ever be able to get your hands on. After the jump you can check out Lupe Fiasco wearing them on stage.

Cazal sunglasses have created a big movement and have become collector pieces among eyewear afficionados. Today we certainly see a huge trend towards vintage eyewear again, especially of eyewear coming from the 70’s and 80’s. Even though Cazal has never really been gone, the brand has come back strong in recent months. Their Dita collaboration has been really well received, but their vintage pieces still generate most interest.
This year they are presenting a Vintage Collection, which consists of the 901, 904 and 946 model, each coming in classic colorways. Via Openers.
Check out the entire line-up after the jump.

Honeyee has released the first part of their "Craftman’s Eyewear from Japan" feature,in which they talk to the head of Sophnet, FCRB and Uniform Experiment. In the feature we also get a first look at the upcoming Uniforim Experiment eyewear.

As of this season, Dita will be in charge of all Silly Thing eyewear. Once again the Hong Kong label managed to get together with an outstanding brand and therefore we are also setting our expectations high on the new eyewear collection. Here is a first teaser, more to come soon. Via TK.

Cassius Eyewear is the creation of co-founders Jason Ng and Kennedy Poynter. Created as an alternative to luxury branded eyewear, Cassius places systems of harmony and proportion at the centre of it’s design philosophy. This together with the ideology that a logo should be intentionally subtle so that the shape and design of the frames themselves defines the look and feel, rather than the ‘brand’ itself. Their first range explicitly evokes scale of architectural proportion, the Bauhaus and the warped forms of 20th century structures – capacious and linear, mixing volumes and space.
Cassius comes from New Zealand and will be releasing their first collection soon.

Japanese sneaker brand Ubiq got together with clothing label Cactus to work on some eyewear. The frames are all handmade and for the start they are offering three colorways. They will be releasing the sunglasses March 15th.
After the jump more pictures.