Neighborhood’s Tommy O’Gara and Shinsuke Takizawa created a pair of optical glasses with sunglasses clip that gained iconic status through the test of time and sparked the launch of the ‘Four’ in 2012. The frames are made from a cellulose-based acetate which makes for a harder more durable pair of glasses compared to those made from more common petrochemical plastics. As well as being eco-freindly the colors appear brighter than those produced in more traditional materials.

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With slim arms and neat round frames, Thom Browne’s tortoiseshell optical glasses recall classic 1950s sophistication. With tortoiseshell acetate frames accented with gunmetal arms and classic Thom Brown tri-color tips, these are a great pair of frames new for the 2014 season. Made in Japan, they come with a luxury hard case and cleaning cloth. Available now at Mr. Porter.

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American fashion designer Waraire Boswell teams with Garrett Leight California Optical for this collection of “Made in America” frames for 2014. Sine Boswell is known for this bespoke, over-the-top tailoring, GLCO created pieces that wouldn’t get lost in the mix. Fashion in the USA from 100% Japanese-source acetate, you can shop the collection online now at Garrett Leight California Optical.

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In a bi-coastal collaboration, Los Angeles imprint Dita has been tapped by New York designer Thom Browne to create some eyewear looks for Fall/Winter 2014. Having previously collaborated before, this offering sees the TB-500 model brought to life with a selection of new colorway/lens combinations. The glasses are available in black, tortoise and navy, with white detailing featured at the temples. This TB-500 frame was featured during Browne’s recent Paris Fashion Week runway show. Look out for the collection to hit select Thom Browne and Dita retailers in the next few months. If you’re unfamiliar with the Dita brand, you can check out our expansive piece on them here.

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An exciting new edition to our collection of roster of eyewear, Moscot produce glasses and sun glasses with a timeless sense of style and almost unparalleled level of quality. Something of a New York institution, Moscot was established by Hyman Moscot in 1915 and has been owned and operated by his descendants from when Hyman first wheeled his push cart around the Lower East Side selling ready made glasses, right up until today. Available now at End Clothing Co.

The Lemtosh has been the frame of choice for creative, free thinking and influential individuals throughout its history, being seen on Buddy Holly and Truman Capote and more recently Johnny Depp. Constructed from layered acetate with Moscot’s trademark diamond rivets at the front and temples, it has a key hole bridge and holds G15 tinted lenses.

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Kite GB (shorthand for Great Britain) give us a look at their new “TWR” collection of Italian made sunglasses for 2014. Taking inspiration from vintage eyewear worn by cyclists, the frames feature a combined acetate/metal construction for a unique finished product. You can shop the “TWR” collection now at Kite GB.

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Tanner Goods hand craft all of their goods to their exacting standard in their Portland workshop. Craftsmanship is at the forefront with this product with the Sunglasses Case, based on a 1960s US Military eyeglass case, is updated with a few select modern details. Made entirely by hand with 4/5oz Horween Chromexel Leather, this case is hand waxed, dyed and burnished for a beautiful finish. Available now at End.

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Illesteva has officially launched their “Build Your Own” program, an eyewear customization tool that gives customers the chance to truly make their frames their own. Selecting from three of their classic silhouettes: the Leonard, Leonard II and Tribeca, users are treated to a possible 1500 variations. Available options include mix-and-match fronts, sides and lens colors that can be combined in any fashion. As with all Illesteva eyewear, the componentry is sourced from Italy or France before being assembled stateside in NYC. Head over to Illesteva now to test their Build Your Own platform.

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While Illesteva’s rose-tinted sunglasses don’t promise a their wearer a completely harmonious existence, they will make your sartorial outlook infinitely brighter. Handmade in Italy of matte black acetate, this style offers a wonderfully lightweight, comfortable fit. Available now at Mr. Porter.

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Italian label Moncler have revealed their Fall/Winter 2014 “Lunettes” eyewear collection. Inspired by vintage ski culture and style, the frames are designed to provide ample protection for long, sunny days on the snow-covered slopes. Made from Italian acetate and titanium, respectively, the frames stick with relatively classic silhouettes reminiscent of Wayfarers and Aviators. Look for these to hit Moncler retailers later this spring.

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