Moscot presents one of their most popular frames, the NEBB, in a new limited edition matte black colorway. With only 150 produced, the glasses are now available directly from Moscot and go for 275 USD.

MOSCOT introduces The Terry LE, a new limited edition frame inspired by iconic photographer Terry Richardson and his signature aviator specs. “The TERRY LE is as angular as it is oversized — essential for hours spent creating magic behind the lens. The Frames limited to only 350 pairs (225 Black, 125 Grey) — are laser numbered for authenticity and shipped in their own special edition cases.” Now available, exclusively at MOSCOT NYC and online at moscot.com.

Have a better look at the frames after the click.

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!

After working recently with Common Projects, Moscot has now gotten together with Shipley & Halmos, yet another stand-out New York brand. The match of classic quality eyewear and the contemporary yet very solid fashion brand, makes sense to us. Together they worked on the iconic Moscot Miltzen frame. Shipley & Halmos used a clear frame and added three colors of lenses to the model. So far we have not heard about a fixed release date yet, but we will definitely keep you posted. Also make sure to read the interview with both brand over at The Malcolm.

After the jump you can check out more detailed images of the Moscot x Shipley & Halmos Sunglasses.

We announced them earlier this week and now we finally get a better look at the collaborative sunglasses by Common Projects and Moscot. From these two brands we would not have expected anything else but a clean pair of high quality sunglasses. Today we also see for the first time the pouch that comes along with them and it looks beautiful.

More images of the Common Projects x Moscot Sunglasses follow here.

Common Projects continues to expand and all that in a very organic manner. After first introducing their minimal sneakers and afterwards selected leather goods, the brand will soon be introducing their first sunglasses, developed with Moscot Originals – the Type 001.

“The flat black frames have a hefty look but are surprisingly light, with a hint of enamel at the temple where the metal accent would be on a traditional Wayfarer. (The frames are loosely based on the classic shape.) The trademark CP gold lettering is here too, but hidden inside the arms, lending the glasses an anonymous, effortless cool.” Via Men.style.

The sunglasses will be released in July at Moscot stores and go for 285 USD.