Select a currency
Select a currency
Your Cart
YOUR CART IS FEELIN' A LITTLE LIGHT!
TRUST US. WE'VE BEEN DOING THIS FOR 110 YEARS.
We know one size does not fit every face. Trust us, we’ve being doing this for over 100 years!
Need help finding your size? Refer to MEASUREMENTS on each product page, grab your favorite frames and compare.
This is the width of a single lens and how we numerically size our frames.
This is the width of the frame front from edge-to-edge.
MOSCOT recommends size based on face width: narrow for smaller faces and wide for larger faces.
If your face is on the slimmer side or hats tend to be loose.
Most MOSCOT customers are comfortable in this range. If you're unsure, choose these sizes.
If your head is on the wider side or hats tend to be a bit snug.
If your head is especially wide, or hats require a bit extra room.
Named for our strapping and unconventional uncle, Uncle Zulu Pushkin (yes, that's his real name), who was a runner for a famed New York bookie back in the day. The ZULU recreates the ubiquitous American Optical Pilot frame made famous in the 1940s. This square-shaped frame is strong and sturdy so it can really take a beating urban or otherwise, if you catch our drift.
Every MOSCOT frame comes with a MOSCOT case, Tote Bag, and a MOSCOT Minitrunk! That’s what we call Good Stuff!
We accept return requests for any order on MOSCOT.COM within 10 calendar days of delivery. Item(s) must be unused and free of any damage as well as purchased directly from MOSCOT.com. All original packaging (chamois and case) must be included.
Did ya know… Crafted with care and built to last, MOSCOT packaging and accessories are made using responsibly sourced materials – the Tote Bag from recycled cotton and Mini Trunk from biodegradable paper, to name a few!
Progressive Vision lenses are subject to a $100 restocking fee
Single Vision prescription lenses are subject to a $50 restocking fee
Progressive Vision lenses are subject to a $100 restocking fee
Please click HERE to see the full return policy!
Have other questions? Visit Frequently Asked Questions HERE.
