Moscot Moments

Shop 5 new bold frames in rich tonal hues inspired by our New York City 107-year heritage.

Set in the iconic Lower East Side and captured from various points of view, The MOSCOT Spring-Summer 2022 Campaign poses the question, “How do you see you?”.   SHOP SPRING 2022   Utilizing multiple camera types and strategically shot from various angles, the campaign explores the original persona each style embodies while highlighting the rich tonal hues of the frame in focus. SHOP SPRING 2022 LOOKBOOK   ‘How do you see you?’ features 3 of the Spring-Summer 2022 frames: The DAHVEN, The GREPS, and The SHONDA SUN. With The SHONDA and The SHULA styles handcrafted in a limited batch for this season only, these are two frames to keep an eye on! ZM: “My father always says, ‘The first thing you see on one’s face is a pair of glasses’. You don’t see someone’s shoes first, you might not see their pants first, but their glasses really tell a story, it tells who they are, and it tells the story that they want to tell.” SHOP SPRING 2022

Matthew Macfadyen’s role as Tom Wambsgans in HBO’s Succession has certainly amassed well-deserved praise. Joining the cast for Season 3, Macfadyen returns to the screen as Tom wearing MOSCOT’s signature sunglass style, The LEMTOSH in Light Grey. Available in 23 classic colors, and as eyeglasses, The LEMTOSH SUN features diamond rivets, a comfortable key hole nose bridge, and real glass lenses suitable for the nuanced luxury of Succession’s style. Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY.

Actor Paul Dano brings the Riddler to life in the upcoming Robert Pattinson iteration of the DC movie, The Batman. Wearing The LEMTOSH-TT eyeglasses in Crystal, the SAG award winner debuts a new stylized look for the iconic role. Handcrafted using premium acetate, mixed with gold titanium temples, rivets, and hinges, The LEMTOSH-TT is the effortless answer to even the most complicated riddle. Source Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY. MOSCOT is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Paul Dano or any associated network, agency, or organization.

Actor Ethan Dubin wears The ARTHUR eyeglasses in Tobacco as Rafael of WAKE start-up in the hit Netflix series Inventing Anna. Based on The LEMTOSH silhouette but with a slimmed down look and thinner gauge, The ARTHUR is just a bit more business. Available in neutral colors like Mist/Tortoise, Sage, and Tobacco, The ARTHUR packs a punch! Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY. MOSCOT is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Ethan Dubin or any associated network, agency, or organization.

When ordering prescription glasses online or in Shop the first step (after selecting your frame!) is to choose your lenses based on your prescription strength and focal type. What is the difference between single vision and progressive lenses in prescription glasses? Let us explain—we’ve been making prescription glasses for over 100 years! Single Vision Single Vision lenses are used for one purpose only, they provide one focal range for either distance, reading, or computer wear. When someone is nearsighted (known as myopia), that means they have near sight, naturally, and they need the lenses for seeing far. MOSCOT also provides Single Vision lenses for reading. When an individual requires lenses just for reading, they are considered farsighted (called hyperopia). These two categories, distance and reading, or nearsighted and farsighted, are types of Single Vision prescription glasses. If you don’t know whether you’re nearsighted or farsighted, your prescription can answer that for you! A minus sign in the spherical error (or SPH) column on the prescription means you’re nearsighted, and closer objects appear more clearly. If you see plus signs followed by numbers, you’re farsighted. To find out how extensive your nearsightedness or farsightedness is, move to the numbers next to the plus or minus signs. Some people need glasses for seeing far, some for seeing close, and some need correction for both. If your prescription includes a value in the ADD category, your doctor is recommending a multi-focal, or Progressive lens. Progressive Progressive lenses accommodate for multiple depths or ranges of vision within the lens into one pair of glasses. These lenses correct near, intermediate, and distance fields of vision in one lens so you don’t have to switch between multiple pairs of prescription glasses. A Progressive lens provides stellar distance vision as you look straight ahead, but as you glance downward towards the bottom of the lens, you’ll find that your vision is gradually magnified to assist with near tasks. In addition, you will find a sweet spot in between these two zones that will aid in either computer work or glancing at a dashboard while driving. Patients new to Progressive Lenses may take some time getting used to seeing through these lenses for the first week, as it takes at least a few days for your eyes and brain to communicate and get comfortable. We guarantee your visual comfort and overall satisfaction with our new digital progressive lens technology. SHOP ALL OPTICAL Our MOSCOT Family Members can assist you along the way. Questions on lenses? We’ve got answers! If you’ve ordered prescription glasses with us before, we can look it up! Give us a ring: 1.866.MOSCOTS Email us: support@moscot.com Chat a Family Member with real time feedback on MOSCOT.COM.

Need a hand in customizing your prescription glasses? We’re here to help! Once you’ve selected either Single Vision or Progressive lenses, the next step is choosing an appropriate material and lens enhancement(s) that best suit your lifestyle. Single Vision Lens Types Standard MOSCOT’s Single Vision lenses are available in three different tiers. The first tier is called Standard Single Vision and is a standard uncoated plastic lens. Standard Single Vision lenses are most suitable for occasional usage, i.e., your frames spend the most time in their case. Advanced The second tier is called Advanced Single Vision. This lens is also made from standard plastic but includes an anti-reflective treatment which allows more light to penetrate the lens, instead of reflecting off it, providing clearer vision. This lens offers both aesthetic benefits, as well as a diminished halo effect from oncoming headlights when driving at night. We recommend Advanced Single Vision lenses when your frame spends at least half the day on your face. Premier Our top tier is the Premier Single Vision—and our most popular option. This lens type is made with a more impact resistant and lightweight material called polycarbonate. Premier Single Vision lenses have a premium anti-reflective treatment, preserving the lens, making it more scratch resistant. We believe in it so much that we include a one-year warranty for any scratches or scuffs that may arise. These lenses are recommended for when your frame lives on your face! Progressive Lens Types Advanced As with Single Vision lenses, there are different tiers of Progressive prescription lenses. The first Progressive lens we offer is called Advanced Progressives. This is our basic entry into Progressive lenses and is made with lightweight and durable polycarbonate, inclusive of a premium anti-reflective coating. The guaranteed warranty is for two years. Premier Premier Progressive lenses are similar to the Advanced Progressives in material and premium anti-reflection but are also digitally surfaced to widen your fields of vision (or simply minimize peripheral blur). MOSCOT Premier Progressive is an all-purpose, digital design with a perfect balance between distance and near fields of vision. Still have questions on ordering your prescription glasses online? Our MOSCOT Family Members can assist you along the way! SHOP ALL OPTICAL Have Questions? We’ve got answers! Give us a ring: 1.866.MOSCOTS  Email us: support@moscot.com  Chat a Family Member with real time feedback on MOSCOT.COM.

Golden Globe actor, Ben Whishaw, reprises his role as Q in the latest James Bond movie, ‘No Time To Die.’ The gadget expert is seen wearing MOSCOT’s MENSCH eyeglasses in Brown Ash while aiding Bond in his international espionage. Handcrafted using Italian acetate and featuring two dot rivets, a 5-barrel hinge, and comfortable saddle nose bridge, The MENSCH is a classic frame for the ages. Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY. MOSCOT is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Ben Whishaw or any affiliated agency, studio, or organization.

In celebration of our 107th year in business, we asked our long-time MOSCOT Family Members “What’s the secret to a long life?” Tune in to hear what they have to say!  

GQ proves that The LEMTOSH is a timeless classic. Source

Luke Sweeney recommends bringing the THOM SWEENEY X MOSCOT SUNGLASSES on your next vacation. Source

HBO’s Sex and the City reboot, And Just Like That, certainly made a BIG splash on its premiering weekend with the long-awaited return of beloved characters, costumes, and charisma. In true Sex and the City fashion, the stars were styled to perfection with many MOSCOT eyeglasses featured on the faces of our favorite focal points. Chris Noth playing John James Preston—better known as Mr. Big—wears MOSCOT’s signature style, The LEMTOSH in Matte Black in a scene reading before bed. The LEMTOSH glasses are handcrafted using Italian acetate and feature iconic diamond-shaped rivets and real hinges and hardware. Leading lady, Cynthia Nixon, reprised her role as Miranda Hobbes with a sleek new hairdo and crystal glasses, wearing MOSCOT’s MILTZEN eyeglasses in Blush. Handcrafted from Italian acetate, these round frames are available in 12 colorways—from bold and bright hues like Emerald and Ruby, to classic colorways like Crystal, Blush, and Tortoise.   Beloved best friend and confidante to Carrie, Stanford Blatch—portrayed by Willie Garson— is known for his colorful wardrobe full of statement pieces. In the first two episodes of And Just Like That, Garson makes a splash in two custom tinted glasses. Paired with a monochromatic periwinkle suit, Garson wears The MILTZEN in Ruby with Celebrity Blue Custom Made Tinted™ lenses in the premiering episode of the rebooted series. Episode two showcases Garson in The TELENA in Butterscotch with a lightened hue of MOSCOT’s Purple Nurple Custom Made Tint™. Wille Garson, who succumbed to Cancer in September 2021, leaves behind a colorful legacy as a true fashion icon. Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY.

Use your flexible spending account (FSA) or health savings account (HSA) dollars before it’s too late! Most benefits expire at the end of the year, meaning you have until December 31 at 11:59 p.m. ET to place an order. Flexible spending accounts (FSA) and health savings accounts (HSA) are insurance programs that allow you to set aside money (before taxes) for specific health care expenses. You can use your HSA/FSA dollars towards prescription glasses, including prescription sunglasses, progressives, readers and contact lenses, as well as towards eye exams! You can place an order on MOSCOT.COM using your FSA or HSA card or come into any US MOSCOT Shop. Have Questions? Call us at 866-667-2687 - Our MOSCOT Family is happy to help! Shop Optical Frames -----------------------------------------------------------------  We see patients seven days a week at our MOSCOT Shops located in New York City.  Our comprehensive eye exams start at $150.  To schedule your exam at one of our locations, please click below:   Lower East Side Shop94 Orchard StreetNew York, NY 10002     Upper West Side Shop 188 Columbus AveNew York, NY 10023    Union Square Shop 555 6th AvenueNew York, NY 10011     Brooklyn Shop 159 Court StreetBrooklyn, NY 11201    Please make sure you arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled exam and check-in with our Patient Coordinators.   TELEMEDICINE: Visit us at our Melrose Shop or Upper West Side Shop for a telemedicine eye exam. -----------------------------------------------------------------    Reference our frequently asked questions for further assistance. We can't wait to see you!

Long-time friend of the brand and MOSCOT eyewear collector, Paul Rudd, wears The ZEV eyeglasses in Ruby/Gold in his latest role as Dr. Isaac “Ike” Herschkopf in The Shrink Next Door. The new Apple TV series starring Paul Rudd and Will Ferrell follows the morphing dynamic between a charming psychiatrist and his patient, based on a true story spanning 32 years. With big glasses and bigger hair helping shape the timeframe of the story, the classic round shape and combination of metal and acetate of The ZEV brings the story to modern day. Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - Visit EYE SPY. MOSCOT is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Paul Rudd or any affiliated agency, studio, or organization.

Actress, comedian, and author, Jenny Slate, gained early recognition through her recurring role as Mona Lisa Saperstein in Parks and Recreation, and through her voice acting in Bob’s Burgers, Zootopia, and Big Mouth. In the 2018 sci-fi movie, Venom, part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Slate wears The LEMTOSH eyeglasses in Classic Havana in her role as Dr. Dora Skirth. Handcrafted from Italian acetate in an Original MOSCOT colorway, these tortoise frames are often characterized by its specks of contrasting color and complementary tone! Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY. MOSCOT is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Jenny Slate or any associated network, agency, or organization.

Critically acclaimed actor, Oscar Isaac, wears MOSCOT’s The MAZEL eyeglasses as Jonathan Levy in the HBO miniseries Scenes from a Marriage. Styled by costume designer Miyako Bellizzi, the Guatemalan-American actor sports the geometric wire-rimmed glasses for a cool yet intellectual look. Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY. MOSCOT is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Oscar Isaac or any affiliated agency, studio, or organization.

Actor, writer and comedian, Nik Dodani, is best known for his roles in Atypical and the revival of Murphy Brown. In his latest role as Jared Kalwani in the film adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen, he sports The ZOLMAN eyeglasses. Handcrafted using Italian acetate, The ZOLMAN is the perfect round frame for a classic look. Craving more MOSCOT? Read on for highlights, celebrity sightings, insider info, & surprise announcements in MOSCOT Moments.  To see other celebrities wearing MOSCOT Eyewear - visit EYE SPY. MOSCOT is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Nik Dodani or any affiliated agency, management, or organization.

The MOSCOT Annual 2021 Gift Guide. Shop best sellers, family favorites, blue light glasses, Custom Made Tints™, accessories, and more.

The Blue Glass Lenses of The TELENA SUN make a statement on Vogue.com.

Harvey and Zack Moscot strike a pose in Custom Made Tints™ on the inside cover of Germany's August 2021 Rolling Stone Magazine.

Learn more about MOSCOT's signature diamond-shaped rivets in this story by Gear Patrol. Source