Moscot and Wings + Horns launch first collaboration capsule

By

Obi Anyanwu

Published
Oct 31, 2017

New York City-based eyewear brand Moscot and Wings + Horns launched on Monday their first collaboration collection of eyewear and apparel.

 
The three-piece capsule is a combination of Moscot’s 102-year expertise in eyewear and the Canadian brand’s detail-driven design approach. The Miltzen frame by Moscot is foldable for the first time for the collection and features G15 glass lenses, black rivets and black hardware. The reversible bomber is crafted in Japanese fabric and features a removable soft pocket case sized for the Miltzen frame when its folded, and a custom-designed t-shirt rounds out the capsule and completes the outfit.
 
“Wings + Horns is known for its enduring and much envied ability to straddle the worlds of streetwear and high-fashion with ease. It was exciting and a no-brainer to join forces with another renowned brand that has a shared mindset and appreciation for meticulously crafted gear,” said Chief Design Officer, Zack Moscot.

“When you strip back all the marketing hype, the core of every good collaboration should be the product. We know that we accomplished just that with this partnership that exudes a utilitarian aesthetic that’s rooted in not only functionality, but style and design”
 
Prior to launching this collaboration, Moscot this year launched collaboration eyewear with Common Projects and Freeman’s Sporting Club, and Wings + Horns recently released its latest collection with Adidas.
 
The Moscot x Wings + Horns collection is available at all Moscot stores, the brands’ respective websites and select global boutiques. Prices range from $70 to $420.