You know the feeling when you put on a new pair of specs and you're feeling full of pride? The NACHUS delivers just that! Made with authentic cable temples and detailed filigree, the NACHUS will give you something to boast about.

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As the 1970s marked a turning point in American culture, society, and politics, so too does the 1970s-inspired BULVAN marks a turning point for aviators. It's lightweight, and made of metal, but this double-bar aviator also features acetate temples and an acetate bridge for added comfort...like we said, revolutionary.
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Bulvan Sun

The NOAH is the full package: dependable, can be dressed up or down, and with its soft curves and flattering shape, The NOAH is easy on the eyes to boot. Grab 'em while you can, ladies, and gents.
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Noah Sun

Brothers in life, but not in blood, Uncle Danny and Philip Kaye were two of a kind, and where you found one, you found the other. Just a little more square, The DRIMMEL is to The BUPKES, what Phil is to Danny...partners in crime, in business, and one in the same.
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Drimmel

1970 MOSCOT Orchard Street Shop Manager, Morty, always gave the best advice. The ultimate kibitzer he was indeed, "Proceed with caution!" Grandpa Joel would say, as once he started a story there was no ending in sight! Morty had a gift to gab and could go on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on... This MEGILLAH is for you, Uncle Morty!
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Megillah

Harry, a reputable Lower East Side judge, was more rough and tumble than robe and gavel. He carried an air of authority and was ready to resolve any dispute (whether he was asked to or not)! He was most notable for settling clashes on Orchard Street over the age-old game of street dice. Just like the bold and bright Harry, The ARBITA, is the real deal - no need to roll the dice.
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Arbita

Back in the days of yore, when the Lower East Side was more rough and tumble than cocktails and tapas, MOSCOT's resident optometrist, Dr. Richard Fleisig, aka "Dr. Zetz," did double duty: provided excellent eye care to patients, and punched (hence his moniker) bad guys tasks that were (almost always) mutually exclusive. Like Dr. Zetz, this strong, sturdy frame is a knockout.
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Zetz

A cool cat eye with a nod to the 50s, The SHEITLE isn't shy. Made from color coordinating column rivets and a kaleidoscope of colorways, you may just throw on your SHEITLE and take on a whole new look!
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Sheitle Sun

Whether you're mountaineering upstate or trekking to the Upper West Side, The LAZER is a modern interpretation of a vintage glacier glass style. Designed to seamlessly mix outdoor adventure with downtown style, the LAZER's classic construction and acetate sweat bar will have you ready to swing into gear on your next big endeavor.
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Lazer Sun

Odd man out, of his own choosing, Uncle Danny left the family business to follow his dream of being his own boss. With his bags packed, the sharp looking, straight talking Moscot took California by storm, leaving his mark with every sealed deal, in his signature MOSCOT frames, The BUPKES. California dreamin' no more.
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Bupkes Sun

Aunt Rosie was bright, complimentary, and always finding the silver lining in life's challenges. Her cheerful optimism was so influential, that the family would often remind one another to look at life through Aunt Rosie Colored Glasses. Just like Aunt Rosie's kindness and heart, this frame's design sensibility is pure GOLDA.
Lookin' for a sunglass? Shop The GOLDA SUN.
Fun fact: use The CLIPZEN if you want a Clip-on. Yes - we mean CLIPZEN !

Golda

Though it may be reminiscent of its progenitor The NEBB, The BOYCHIK is definitely its own man...we mean frame. With its simple shape, diamond rivets, and extra strong temple core, The BOYCHIK makes a statement all its own.
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Fun fact: use The CLIPTOSH if you want a Clip-on. Yes - we mean CLIPTOSH!

Boychik

Similar to The ZAYDE, The TRAVIS is tall, thin, square, and commanding, and really makes a statement...a fashion statement. And it likes its martinis shaken, not stirred, in case you're wondering.
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Travis

Orchard Street resident and neighbor to Great great Grandpa Hyman, Walter Greenbaum was what we used to call a real "kibitser"- eccentric - fellow who liked to talk...all the time...to anyone within earshot...and even to those who weren't listening. Fortunately for Walter, Hyman was all ears. In honor of our late kibitser, we give you, The KIBITS.
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Kibits Sun

Bobby, Uncle Heshy's next door neighbor, was a hardworking kid that could never pull off the grades he aspired for. After leaving the city for more schooling, Bobby came back to the Big Apple a well-respected, top-of-the-class academic. With a high nose bridge and tall round lenses, these professorial inspired specs are dedicated to Bobby, and all of life's late BLUMAs.
Lookin' for an eyeglass? Shop The BLUMA.

Bluma Sun

A 70s inspired frame made with modern construction, The KORVA-TT is a thinner, sleeker, and more streamlined aviator. Perfect for the free-spirit and dare-devil alike!
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Korva-tt

The noble, dignified, decorous MENSCH is - well, a mensch. With its classic round shape, and timeless design, the refined and polished MENSCH is a frame for the ages. Or Superman.

Mensch

The LEMTOSH FOLD kicks history forward, combining classic design with cutting edge technology for a frame that's pocket-sized perfection. With reinforced snap-in magnets, and extra sturdy hardware, just fold the temples down AND in, and go! Comes standard with its own custom case.
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Need an alternative fit with additional bridge support? Shop The LEMTOSH FOLD W/ Step-Down Nose Pads.

Lemtosh Fold

Hyman's son-in-law Hal (aka, his "aidim") was a nice enough cat, but his work ethic was, well...non-existent. So after a brief stint behind the Orchard Street counter, Hyman encouraged Hal to pursue "other opportunities." Hyman felt guilty. Hal was never happier. We named this frame to honor all The AIDIMs out there, and the father-in-laws who've sent them on their way.
Lookin' for a sunglass? Shop The AIDIM SUN.
Fun fact: use The CLIPZEN if you want a Clip-on. Yes - we mean CLIPZEN!

Aidim

Similar to The ZAYDE, The TRAVIS is tall, thin, square, and commanding, and really makes a statement...a fashion statement. And it likes its martinis shaken, not stirred, in case you're wondering.
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Travis Sun

Dr. Louis Rosenfeld, of the Lower East Side Rosenfelds, earned his medical degree in Vienna, but returned home to give back to his neighbors, dispensing medical care for two dollars a pop. He was never fond of his neighborhood appellation, "Two Dollar Lou," so he was greatly relieved when great Great Grandpa Hyman anointed him "Little Dov" instead. This one's for you, Doc...
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Based on the Moscot family archives from the 1960s, The ZOFTIK is tall, really T-A-L-L tall and in size 54, it's also big... B-I-G, big. What more can we say?
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Zoftik

Aunt Rosie was bright, complimentary, and always finding the silver lining in life's challenges. Her cheerful optimism was so influential, that the family would often remind one another to look at life through Aunt Rosie Colored Glasses. Just like Aunt Rosie's kindness and heart, this frame's design sensibility is pure GOLDA.
Lookin' for an eyeglass? Shop The GOLDA.

Golda Sun

The AVRAM was born a humble medical device, distributed to the needy as part of Lyndon B. Johnson's famous social reform Revenue Act of 1964. Fifty plus years later, The AVRAM returns, a proud prescription for those in need of a fashion fix.
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Avram

Like The LEMTOSH, this "brother" from another mother, The BRUDE, shares its same round-square shape, and easy good looks, but is made from a metal acetate combination, and is rivet-free. First seen on brudes, dudes, and sisters in the 1960s, The BRUDE is subtly striking, and features detailed engraving on its bridge and temples.
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Brude Sun

The uber bold, deeply loyal, attention grabbing KELEV is just like your most trusted companion, here to boost your look. This frame will always have your back... and your face! That's one helluva KELEV.
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Kelev

Grand, rich, and powerful, while staying humble, this combination metal acetate frame continues to uphold the LEMTOSH Legacy with its own gold standard.
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Lemtosh-mac Sun

Celebrating a frame that doesn't hide your face, The SIMCHA highlights your best features, while still making a statement. The sleek metal brow bar seamlessly takes this archived design into present day, and into night. Just like the city it calls home, The SIMCHA never sleeps.
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Simcha

One of a kind Lower East Side cat, Johnny loved to rev his stripped down Harley over from Clinton Street to visit The Moscots at the Orchard Street Shop. With an unmistakable edge, yet notorious charm, Johnny was an underground legend. This semi-rimless aviator embodies just that!
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Noodge

Ezra ran the busiest fruit stand in the Essex Street Market, but that didn't stop his daily visits to GREAT Grandpa Sol to trade crisp Granny Smith apples for the pair of eyeglasses he coveted. It took quite a few bushels for Ezra to pay for these classic, WWII era spectacles, but eventually he took care of his debt, while simultaneously proving that an apple a day does not, in all cases, keep the doctor away.
Lookin' for an eyeglass? Shop The EZRA.