Moscot MILTZEN SUN

Round sunglasses with an easy, sunlit charm, the Miltzen Sun is a classic shape that flatters almost everyone. The softly circular lenses sit in a slim, even rim, with a keyhole bridge giving the front a distinctive profile. It’s handcrafted in Italian acetate and set with real glass sun lenses, so the shape and the optics are both built to last. Acetate nose pads keep it sitting comfortably, and a 3-barrel hinge adds durability. Two adjoined dot rivets sit at each corner, a subtle twist on the brand’s usual detailing, and the pushcart emblem on the temple nods to MOSCOT’s Lower East Side beginnings. Designed and prototyped in New York by fifth-generation Zack Moscot, the Miltzen Sun is a unisex frame with real staying power.

MOSCOT began in 1899, when Hyman Moscot sold spectacles from a pushcart on New York’s Lower East Side, and it is still family-run today, now in its fifth generation. Designed with an optician’s eye for comfort, proportion and fit, each frame pairs timeless shape with a confident downtown edge.