Oliver Peoples x Cary Grant North By Northwest Sunglasses

Playing the lead role of Roger Thornhill, Cary Grant helped make Alfred Hitchcock's North By Northwest a classic. The sunglasses he wore on screen also left a lasting impression. These Cary Grant sunglasses from Oliver Peoples were inspired by the shades worn in the 1959 film. Their thick acetate frame is made by hand for a unique pattern, while hand-laid pins provided added strength, and polarized glass lenses keep everything sharp, including menacing crop dusters.

Vuarnet The Dude Sunglasses

Immortalized on screen by Jeff Bridges in The Big Lebowski, Vuarnet's The Dude sunglasses will add some laid back vibes to your summer wardrobe. Dubbed model 03, the silhouette was originally launched in 1962 and was inspired by the oversized aviators of US Air Force pilots. The frames are made from a tough shape memory nylon for comfort and have integrated monobloc hinges as well as a removable bridge insert, while the grey polar lenses offer maximum protection against glare whether it's coming from the sun or your lighter. Made in France.

Lens Width: 56 / Bridge Width: 19 / Arm Length: 140

Vuarnet Tom Sunglasses

Tom Selleck's Magnum P.I. was such an iconic character that one of his outfits sits in the Smithsonian. While you might not want to sport a barely buttoned Hawaiian shirt or thick mustache, these Vaurnet Tom Sunglasses are a piece of his signature look you'll want to emulate. Their aviator-based silhouette has been widened for more masculine proportions — making them ideal for broad faces — and the acetate frame beefed up with lateral reinforcement and heavy-duty 5 barrel hinges. They're finished with a detachable cord with steel fasteners, adding to their sporty feel. Available in matte black frame with pure grey lenses, or a sportier amber frame with polarized blue lenses.

Temple Length: 5.70" / Eye Size: 2.28" / Bridge Width: 0.55"

Moscot x Common Projects Type One Sunglasses

Common Projects is known for its minimal designs. Moscot, for its classic eyewear. The Moscot x Common Projects Type One Sunglasses merge the two aesthetics in one timeless pair of shades. Matte black Italian acetate is used for the majority of the frame, complemented by high-gloss metal details. G15 glass lenses offer both UVA and UVB protection, and the interior gold printing with unique serial number serve as a callback to Common's popular sneakers. Limited to just 500 examples, they arrive in a fine leather case with custom chamois for cleaning.

As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.

Moscot x Wings & Horns Miltzen Fold Sunglasses

Vancouver-based Wings & Horns is known for its attention to detail and simplicity. Which made it an ideal partner for Moscot on these Miltzen Fold sunglasses. Designed by 5th-generation eyewear man Zack Moscot in NYC, they combine the timeless silhouette with a practical, folding design for the very first time. They're handmade from acetate, with details like three-barrel hinges, acetate nose pads, black dot rivets, a keyhole nose bridge, and G-15 real glass lenses.

Size: 46 (Medium)

As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.

GLCO x Malbon Golf Hampton Sunglasses

A collaboration between two California brands, these GLCO x Malbon Golf Hampton Sunglasses are ideal for sunny days on the course. They're based on Garrett Leight's Hampton silhouette, with a round shape rendered here in a demi blonde color. The frames are paired with semi-flat pure green lenses that boost contrast on the greens and have a hidden logo that only becomes visible upon breathing on the lens. They arrive in a custom golf ball white case with an exclusive cleaning cloth and are part of a collection that also includes a reversible hat and leather head cover.

Vuarnet Glacier Sunglasses

Made for the mountain yet stylish enough for 007 — who wore a pair in his most recent outing on film — Vuarnet's Glacier sunglasses are a performance shade that can go from the slopes to the streets. The moderately-sized frame is made from a mix of stainless steel and acetate, with a natural leather side case that clips on and off magnetically. Blue Polarlynx lenses add to the steely look, and the natural leather cord ensures they don't go flying off during evasive maneuvers.

Lens Width: 54 / Bridge Width: 18 / Arm Length: 125

Moscot x Uncrate Eyewear

Since 1915, the Moscot family has been selling eyeglasses in New York. And over 100 years later, there are still generations of Moscots waiting for you at Orchard Street when you need some new spectacles or shades. For our lastest collaboration, we dialed up Zack and Harvey Moscot, the king and prince of eyewear, to resurrect a pair of bold frames from their archives that work equally well as sunglasses or eyeglasses.

Limited to only 300 pairs total, the Moscot x Uncrate Ipish is available with polarized G-15 mineral glass lenses or with a simple demo lens for replacing with your own prescription at the eye doctor or eyeglass store of your preference. Made of jet black acetate, the squared frames sport black hinges and rivets, along with subtle gold temple branding and numbering. The 51 x 21 x 143 sizing fits medium to large faces.

As seen in Uncrate Issue 04.

Bose Frames AR Sunglasses

Bose is known for superior audio, so it's no surprise that their first dive into the world of augmented reality is a sound-centric experience. Bose Frames look a lot like regular sunglasses, but the tiny microphone embedded in the right temple of each pair sets them apart. The mic provides discreet, high-quality sound for you only, lets you pair with Siri and Google Assistant, as well as make phone calls. They can understand your location using GPS and direction via a built-in nine-axis motion sensor to provide AR sound to enhance your experience heads-up and hands-free. Available in matte black in two frame styles in the U.S. in early 2019.

Porsche Design P'8478 Aviator Sunglasses

Aviators were common when Porsche Design released the P´8478 in 1978. Interchangeable lenses were not — the P´8478 were the first sunglasses to offer them, cementing their status as a design icon. The lenses are released by flipping up the bridge, letting you quickly change them as necessary. The black frame is made from high-quality titanium to reduce weight and looks great with both the pre-installed grey blue and included mercury silver mirrored lenses. Available in two sizes.

Temple Length: 5.51" / Height: 2.17" / Lens Material: Scratch-Resistant, Unbreakable Polycarbonate

Sunski Treeline Sunglasses

The higher you climb, the more dangerous ultraviolet rays become. And with snow on the ground, those rays are not only coming from above but are also reflecting the surface as well. Built for climbers but ideal for anyone traveling through snow and ice, even in the city streets, these glacier sunglasses not only provide polarized lenses with UV protection but also have removable magnetic perforated side panels to further reduce glare and UV damage from your peripheral vision. The glasses are flexible and lightweight, so you barely notice they're on, while rubber nose pads ensure they won't slip off during your next mountain climb or ski run. Each pair is backed for life by Sunski, even if used at 10,000 feet or just on Park Avenue.

Temple width: 5.55" / Nose bridge width: 0.39" / Lens width: 2"

District Vision Keiichi Running Sunglasses

Lightweight yet incredibly stable, these District Vision Keiichi Standard Sunglasses are the result of two years of development. Their rubber frame has a titanium core, as well as an adjustable hypoallergenic rubber nose pad and temple tips to help them stay in place. Shatterproof and scratch-resistant polycarbonate D+ lenses have an anti-reflective coating on the inside, an oleophobic coating to repel water and oil, and come in light-blocking District Sky or yellow for low-light wear. Tested in NYC, made in Japan.

Width: 5.34" / Depth: 5.51" / Height: 1.91" / Weight: 0.78 oz.

District Vision Kaishiro Sunglasses

Developed with athletes in mind, District Vision's Kaishiro Sunglasses are lightweight eyewear designed to stay in place. Like the company's Keiichi silhouette, the Kaishiro frame is runner-tested, with a more traditional, rounded shape, an adjustable hypoallergenic rubber nose pad, and a titanium core hiding underneath the matte black exterior. The D+ lenses are made from a proprietary polycarbonate and are shatterproof, scratch-resistant, and given an oleophobic coating that lets water and oils roll off without streaking. Available in dark District Sky or yellow for brightening nighttime vistas, they're made in Japan and arrive with a microfibre running pouch.

Width: 5.41" / Depth: 5.91" / Height: 2.01" / Weight: 0.78 oz.

Porsche Design 40Y P'8478 Sunglasses

Introduced in 1978, the P'8478 were the world's first sunglasses with replaceable lenses. These Porsche Design 40Y P'8478 Sunglasses were created to celebrate the design's 40th anniversary. The frame is done in matte black titanium with golden highlights in the form of lens holders and the signature flip-up bridge. They arrive in a special travel box with four additional sets of lenses and a smaller case. Available in two sizes and limited to just 1,978 pairs of each.

Vuarnet Nightlynx Sunglasses

It says it right there in the name — sunglasses are meant to be worn in the sun. Unless we're taking about Vuarnet Nightlynx Sunglasses. This collection of eyewear pairs matte black frames with bright yellow lenses designed to deliver unmatched clarity and sharpness in low light conditions, as well as in the rain or fog. Primarily intended for pilots, they're also great for driving and also block both UV rays and harmful blue light. Available in five different styles.

Oakley Frogskins Lite Sunglasses

While their sports-oriented O-Frame goggles and Eyeshades came first, it was the Frogskins that allowed Oakley to gain a foothold with the masses. Now the iconic silhouette is being reborn as Oakley Frogskins Lite Sunglasses. A semi-rimless take on the classic design, they're made using lightweight O Matter for the frames and Unobtainium for the nose pads that allow the three-point fit to keep the Plutonite lenses in alignment. Available in several colorways, they arrive with a retro-styled pink microbag.

Warby Parker x Off White Sunglasses

Virgil Abloh's Off White cult label brings its distinct style to eyewear with these Warby Parker x Off White Sunglasses. All three blacked out frames share the same basic geometry but adjusted for three different sizes. The "Small" looks much like a stretched-out version of the "Medium," while the "Large" is like a squished version, with a more vertical appearance. Highly limited, all three also offer Warby's traditionally excellent build and lens quality.

Smith Optics Lowdown Sunglasses

The sun is out and you're soaking it up more and more, so you need a pair of sunglasses that look good, protect you from harmful rays, and can stand up to an active lifestyle. Smith Lowdown Sunglasses fit the bill, featuring a lightweight frame and crystal clear, impact-resistant lenses. But what makes these sunglasses stand out is the technology that filters wavelengths of light that cause color confusion to deliver greater definition, more natural color and clarity. It's called Chromapop, and it means that every set of lenses are tuned to deliver you the ultimate experience, whether you're on a ski slope, a mountainous hike, or driving along the interstate. Live each adventure in more detail with Smith Lowdown Sunglasses and the revolutionary Chromapop lens technology.

Presented by Smith Optics.