FUCT has released some new eyewear this week. The frame was handcrafted in Japan and comes with both clear and tinted  lenses, featuring no branding on the outside, resulting in a clean and timeless look. Both models are now in stock in the official FUCT online store.

In their latest collaboration, Australian brand Colab teams up with fellow Australian artist Anthony Lister. Together they worked on a series of sunglasses, some more classic and others a little more difficult to pull off. They have produced a very nice series of campaign images for the collection. The campaign was shot by Thom Kerr.

Last year, Oakley took it back to their roots by releasing their highly sought after B-1B Grips in limited quantities. As a nod to the popular BMX grips, Oakley has created these extremely limited edition 4-legged Frogskins, which will be releasing Thursday, November 10 at BLENDS Costa Mesa. Also, during the release, there will be a special block party presented by Oakley in celebration of Thrasher Magazine’s 30th Year Anniversary. If you’re in Southern California, this is definitely something worth attending.

Take a further look at the shades after the jump.

Photography: Highsnobiety

Hiroshi Fujiwara also seems to have gotten together with Oakley to work on overall three colorways of the iconic Frogskins sunglasses. Featuring smokey tortoise shell designs, the fragment logo is printed right next to the Oakley logo on these. A release date has not been announced yet, but should not be too far away.

For Autumn/Winter 2011, Shwood has joined forces with fellow Oregon-based company Pendleton Woolen Mills on a limited run of Shwood’s “Canby” frame style. Crafted from Oregon-grown Cherry wood, the frames feature laser engraved temples adorned with Pendleton’s iconic “Chief Joseph” pattern. Taking the collaboration a step further, Pendleton manufactured a matching carrying pouch woven from a limited batch of wool, exclusive to the project. With both parties dedicated to domestic manufacturing, the project pays tribute to the state of Oregon and the heritage manufacturing techniques that make the products great.

Check out the behind the scenes video here below.

They are available for purchase here.

Today we can preview the upcoming November releases from the Neighborhood Fall/Winter 2011 ‘Gimme Shelter’ Collection. Next to some nice outerwear and shirts, they present solid new accessories, including eyewear, leather gloves and beanies, all getting you ready for the cold days of the year. Look out for a release of these items in the following weeks.

Dita still is keeping it light in terms of sunglasses for the Fall 2011 season. This range of shades looks like something Ace Rothstein would wear at the resort due to the retro styling, but they translate well into modern times.

Take a closer look after the click.

Next month Garrett Leight will be showcasing his complete new Resort 2012 campaign. Today we can give you an exclusive teaser of what there is to come.

“This season of Garrett Leight California Optical pays tribute to our California heritage. Inspired by coastal living from motorcycle riding movie characters of the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s to the effortlessly beautiful vintage California beach blonde. This is what I believe to be true Californian spirit.”

Further teasers of the new campaign follow after the jump.

Rapper Del the Funky Homosapien (of the Hieroglyphics Crew) got together with Arnette to create two limited edition versions of their Fire Drill shades. Featuring a matte black frame that dissolves out into purple on the lower rims and temples, Del’s signature logo in featured on one arm, while the Hieroglyphics ‘third eye’ logo is seen on the other.

Lens options include the blue mirror pictured or a polarized gray fade. Available exclusively at Sunglass Hat in the US and Canada on October 20, 2011.

Photography: Pete Williams/Highsnobiety.com

More images follow after the click.

Following a very successful first collaboration one year ago, Maison Martin Margiela and Cutler & Gross reveal and assert an attention to detail that is based on powerful inspirations. The four new themes are available in different designs which represent a unique vision both from an aesthetic and comfort point of view.

For the first time, Maison Martin Margiela has adapted its ‘Replica’ line to include sunglasses. These designs, whose origin is explained on the label, are as alluring and powerful as the original pieces but have been reinvented through the choice of materials used. Inspired by the past, the Maison applies its style to create new timeless designs. The themes of the new collection are ‘Replica France’, ‘Cable Temple’, ‘Rimless’ and ‘Replica Turkey’.

Look out for a release of the new sunglasses in the coming weeks. A further look follows after the jump.