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Five generations of optical know-how come together in the Fall 2026 Collection - frames engineered for clarity, comfort, and timeless MOSCOT style. For Fall 2026, MOSCOT reaffirms what has defined the brand for over a century: optical expertise. Rooted in five generations of craftsmanship and New York City know-how, the Fall 2026 Collection is a tribute to the art and science of seeing clearly – and looking good doing it. Founded in 1915 on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, MOSCOT has always approached eyewear through the lens of the optician. Every silhouette begins with optical performance – lens depth, bridge engineering, structural integrity, and the ability to accommodate a full range of prescriptions – before design details are layered in. Style is never separate from function; it is built upon it. The Fall 2026 Collection showcases handcrafted Italian acetate, lightweight metal constructions, real hardware, and thoughtfully engineered features – from comfortable keyhole bridges and titanium nose pads to durable multi-barrel hinges. Signature MOSCOT details like raised rivets, acetate temple tips, and Custom Made Tints™ for sun styles reinforce the brand’s commitment to both function and form. Each frame is designed not only to stand out stylistically, but to perform. True optical expertise lies in the balance: proportion, weight distribution, fit, and lens customization. It’s the invisible work that makes a frame feel effortless from the first try-on to the last wear of the day. The BISHEART Born from a love affair with The JASPER, this new version keeps what fans fell for and adds a subtle twist, proving when it’s right, it’s right. Fate had a hand in this one – BISHEART, plain and simple. The DIBBIK Meet The DIBBIK – a restless spirit with unfinished business. And that business is round. Perfectly round metal, finished with just the right acetate accents, this frame refuses to cut corners. A little mischievous and hard to shake, The DIBBIK proves some shapes don’t rest until they’re done just right. The LIKTIG Inspired by Dr. Noel, the longtime principal of Seward Park High School just two blocks from our Lower East Side Shop, who lit up both his classroom and our space, this style carries a quiet confidence and undeniable warmth. It’s a frame that brightens every room it enters – no lesson plan required. The MINYAN Back in the ’70s on Orchard Street, Sundays meant the street was closed, crowds formed, and undercover cops quietly worked the scene, keeping an eye on three-card Monty. One of them, Alex Bonilla, wore this iconic aviator style. Equal parts observant and unassuming, The MINYAN blends in while seeing everything – proof that there’s strength in numbers and style in staying sharp. The SHANEKITE There’s nothing bashful about this frame. Confident, bold, and fully self-aware, it owns the room and leaves the awkwardness at the door. Consider the name a joke… the style is dead serious. The SHMECKEL The SHMECKEL knows exactly what it’s doing. Confident curves, undeniable presence, and a wink that lingers just long enough to make you blush, this frame doesn’t play it safe – it plays to win. When you’ve got this much swagger, why hide it?

Some collaborations begin with a meeting. Ours began with a shared point of view. For years, MOSCOT and Todd Snyder have admired one another's commitment to craftsmanship, authenticity, and creating modern classics inspired by the past. Whether it's tailoring or eyewear, both brands believe the best design isn't driven by trends – it's built to last. That mutual respect has grown into a lasting relationship, bringing together two New York brands that value heritage, quality, and the stories behind what we make. The latest expression of that partnership is The WYTHE, a frame that reflects those shared values. Available exclusively through Todd Snyder, it blends classic American style with MOSCOT’s optical heritage and represents another milestone in an evolving creative dialogue between our brands. Of course, great partnerships rarely stand still. Consider this the latest chapter – not the final one. We're excited for what's ahead.