Finding your next set of spectacles or just a sweet pair of summer shades doesn't need to involve a trip to the mall. The new collection from Glassy Sunhaters ($15-$30 USD) includes 16 different frame designs, each available in a variety of colors and finishes, giving you a huge assortment to choose from. Inspired by the Wayfarer, they look good on basically any face, while details like a rubberized finish on the frames and colored lenses give them a style all their own. The perfect everyday sunglasses. [See More]

In celebration of the Jordan XX8 release, 9Five Eyewear has partnered with Jordan Brand to create an extremely limited edition sunglass/optical frame. Taking influence and design cues from the aforementioned shoe, the sunglasses boast a handmade acetate black frame – with choice of black chrome or gloss silver metallic temples – and is finished off with universal electric green temple tips. Each pair of glasses comes packaged in a miniature 9five x Jordan Brand shoe box with numbers set at 1,000 pairs and a release date of February 16th. [See More]

As if the pandas, gorillas and bears didn’t quench our thirst, Jeremy Scott yet again delivers another gasconade endeavor with long-term collaborators adidas in the form of the adidas Originals by Jeremy Scott JS Poodle. Eager to reinvent the conventional, JS has chosen to coat the adidas Originals Attitude upper with pink faux-fur, while the heel has transformed into a furry tail and the EVA midsole comes naturally in fluorescent pink. As if all this wasn’t loud enough, the sneaker takes it up a notch with the tongue featuring a poodle head wearing Jeremy Scott x Linda Farrow sunglasses. Staying true to the line, Jeremy Scott x adidas Originals yet again deliver a flamboyant piece that keeps us wondering what’s next.

Sleek and industrial, the Ralph Lauren Automotive Collection is inspired by the technical refinement of luxury automobiles. With smooth lines and teardrop-shaped lenses, this iconic collection echoes the masculine contours of sports cars, with materials like polished metal, wood-effect acetate and leather that mirror their ultra-luxe interiors.

Byron Bay-based Thrills has released their Spring/Summer 2013 eyewear collection. The brand has been building their identity over the past couple of years, carving a niche on the near-endless beaches of Australia’s southern state. This collection consists of three distinct silhouettes inspired by the classics, all of which are emboldened and reinforced in their construction. To commemorate this release, the company recruited Riley Blakeway to create a short film highlighting the new frames. [See & Read More]

While on the Under The Influence Tour with Wiz Khalifa, Vintage Frames Company made a special visit to see Mac Miller and show him a few of their new frames and chains. Get behind the scenes access with Corey Shapiro of Vintage Frames as he conducts a private Vintage Sunglasses and Vintage Chains appointment for Mr. Miller. Enjoy.

Now in its fifth season, Italian boutique sunglasses label RETROSUPERFUTURE consistently innovates on classic eyewear concepts, bringing fresh ideas in pattern, texture, and vibrant color to an industry seemingly content to do the opposite. New optical range notwithstanding, the label’s highly anticipated Fall/Winter 2012 sunglasses collection is centered around themes of Humanism, wherein each handcrafted piece in the series is inspired by world culture and man’s innate ability to turn natural elements to art. [See & Read More]

Established by brothers Daniel and Simon Beckerman, alongside fashion photographer Sean Michael Beolchini, Italian eyewear label SUPER has made a name for itself in the industry with premium handmade frames and unique styles that manage to walk the line between retro and futuristic. Launched in the spring of 2007, the brand presents a look inside its Como factory in Northern Italy and the manufacturing process behind SUPER’s signature styles. Providing a look at both the construction of the acetate frames as well as that of the lenses, the four-minute video sees the transformation of cellulose powder and other raw materials into the final, hand-finished product. Enjoy.

Nooka has just introduced the latest addition to their eyewear collection. Dubbed the Futurist, these new shades take styling cues from Nooka’s previous Mercury Sunglasses. Crafted out of acetate, these angular frames feature flash-mirror coated UV400 Polaroid lenses designed to heighten color and contrast as well as block out the sun’s harmful UV rays. In addition these frames sport spring-loaded hinges and metal logo inserts on either side. Available in Black and Tortoise colorways, you can find these at Nooka’s online store for $175 USD.

It's no secret that we have a soft spot for awesome bottle openers, and its obvious that the creators of the JackHawk 9000 Bottle Opener Sunglasses ($TBA) do too. Unlike all the other sunglasses you’ve spent a fortune on, these are constructed from high-grade titanium, so they wont break or bend. The coolest part, obviously, is that these bad boys will pop a top on a cold brew, meaning you’re literally wearing your bottle opener wherever you go. With that kind of stylish, bottle-opening power, it is quite possible that women will want you and men will want to be you, thus changing your life forever. At the very least, they don’t look bad. Head on over to Kickstarter and pledge now so we can make this bad-ass invention a reality. Enjoy.