MEN'S SUNGLASSES

Traditionally? Sure. Men’s sunglasses were made a bit wider, with chunkier lines and neutral colors, while women’s frames leaned slimmer or more stylized. But today, the lines have blurred. At MOSCOT, most frames are designed to be worn by anyone. Our iconic shapes – like The LEMTOSH SUN or The MILTZEN SUN — aren’t defined by gender, but by proportion, presence, and personal taste. So while sizing can differ, the real difference now is all about what fits your face – and your vibe.

Here’s the truth: sunglasses don’t know gender. But if you’re wondering how to tell the difference between men’s and women’s sunglasses, here are a few clues:

Size & fit: “Men’s” frames tend to be wider, but many women prefer that oversized look.

Design details: You’ll sometimes find softer curves or pastel tints in traditionally “women’s” styles, and bolder lines or darker tones in “men’s.”

Facial proportions: The best fit is the one that complements your features – not one that follows a label.

At MOSCOT, we focus less on categories and more on comfort, craftsmanship, and character. If it fits your face and your style, it’s yours – plain and simple.

Of course! Some of our most iconic frames – like The LEMTOSH SUN and The DAHVEN SUN – are favorites across the board. In fact, many women reach for “men’s” sunglasses when they want something oversized, bold, or a little more structured. Great sunglasses don’t care about gender – they care about fit, flair, and how they make you feel. Whether you lean minimalist or maximalist, masculine or feminine, our frames are built to suit you – not the label.