Brooklyn-based Bones Crochets offers pre-made and custom jock straps along with crochet patterns (shirts, sweaters, jock straps, underwear, bikini and a harness at time of publishing). Whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a truly unique gift, founder Jonny Lopez is happy to work with you to create your vision. Jock strap prices start at $150.
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Knit in LA from washable Japanese wool, this 50” x 60” blanket is inspired by mesas near the Hopi Reservation in Arizona. “Sunrise and sunset are my canvases, they fill me with endless hues and curiosity,” says artist DY Begay who is also one of the founders of HOSH, an online platform for Native American artists to feature and sell their work.
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This pocket boutonniere is an ethereal twist on formalwear detail—a cluster of clear quartz crystals meticulously arranged on a low‑profile bar that slips into a suit breast pocket. No piercing, no pin, no damage to fabric—just sleek geology meeting sartorial constructs. The translucent, jagged quartz spires catch light, adding an unexpected flash of natural sparkle that contrasts the clean lines of a tailored jacket. It’s a subtle statement piece, marrying artisanal design and wearable crystal energy with ease and elegance.
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Jody Williams and Rita Sodi—the chefs behind NYC’s beloved Via Carota restaurant—have expanded their range of batched-and-bottled cocktails to enjoy at home, with a summer-ready line of sparkling drinks that are ideal for a balmy evening. The new cocktails include effervescent Spritz, Paloma, French 75, Negroni Sbagliato and a White Negroni Sbagliato—all made with the same focus on quality ingredients that the restaurant is known for. If you have to choose just one, we recommend the classic Negroni Sbagliato. Meaning “mistaken” or “bungled,” Sbagliato riffs on the classic Negroni, replacing gin with sparkling wine. Via Carota’s citrusy and bittersweet iteration can be sipped straight from the bottle, but we suggest serving it over plenty of ice for even more refreshment. Price is for a 10 pack.
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Spencer Chang’s Fortune Webstones are a clever reinterpretation of the classic fortune cookie. Here they are handmade and hand-glazed ceramic cookies that you can’t eat, but gently tapping one with any NFC-compatible mobile device pops up a fortune (one of 800 currently programmed) in your web browser, providing multiple opportunities to smile.
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Crafted in collaboration with Brooklyn-based Shibori artist Teresa Misagal of Dailola, Taylor Stitch’s Hand-Dyed Bandanas are a study in artistry and craftsmanship. Each piece is meticulously hand-dyed, ensuring no two are alike, with prints derived from original artwork developed by Misagal exclusively for the collection. The deep indigo hues lend a timeless elegance, while the intricate dyeing process speaks to a reverence for tradition and technique. Made from 100% organic cotton, these bandanas are durable and refined—they embody the intersection of heritage, design and utility. The collection also includes two beautiful short sleeve shirt designs.
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Crafted from 100% baltic linen that’s been botanically dyed, this vibrant apron is the work of the Maplewood, New Jersey studio Dye Kween. As each apron is hand-dyed with plants, flowers and other natural dye extracts, no two are exactly the same—though all are equally enchanting. This apron is sold by Park Slope, Brooklyn’s Rider, an artisan-oriented boutique featuring charming items thoughtfully selected by founder Alma Lacour.
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These simple coasters are hand dyed in NYC with natural indigo dye using remnant vegetable tanned leather from Japan. Once dyed they are treated with leather oil to maintain their sheen. Given the nature of the indigo dye and the batch of leather each coaster is unique, and while the ones you receive will be very similar they will not be identical to the ones shown in these images. Note that the indigo may rub off initially so you may want to avoid using on light colored surfaces, but they will settle in over time. The coasters are 3.5″ / 9cm in diameter.
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This hand-chain stitched crewneck sweatshirt resonates for the simple, beautiful Rose Stealie art by the very talented Pumpkinseed Chainstitch. Her work atop this hearty sweatshirt makes for a compelling and stylish piece that works for Dead Heads and fashion-forward folks alike.
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This playful, abstract star pattern hat is hand knit with upcycled yarn in Peru by local artisans. Available in three colors, it will keep you warm while supporting the local community. It measures 10″ wide when measured flat, 8″ tall when measured with the fold, and unfolded is 12″ tall.
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A former tattoo artist and motorcycle enthusiast, Jay Teske found his way to making custom motorcycle seats. When he decided to pursue leather work full time his eye for detail and love of materials led to his simple, elegant and beautifully made leather accessories for the home. Working with American bridle leather and brass he creates pulls, knobs, railings, etc. There’s something about his indoor / outdoor leather swing, which couldn’t by simpler, that we can’t stop looking at. It’s as at home on the porch or backyard as in your bedroom, with beautiful brass details and nylon rope. All of his work is made by hand in his Kingston, NY studio.
Based in Los Angeles, Japanese designer Mutsu creates clothes with a contemporary interpretation of traditional styles under brand name Prospective Flow. Within PF, Mutsu’s eponymous collection of art-forward items includes stunning hand-stitched pieces and leather accessories. Gasha 1.75 is like a scale model of their Gasha 12 giant leather skull bag and it’s designed to be used as a charm on its included strap that can attach to the big skull bag or any other.
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Respoke makes footwear (and other products) from upcycled designer silk scarves (mostly Hermès, Gucci, Pucci, McQueen and Louis Vuitton). What started with espadrilles has expanded to include sneakers, wedges and mules. Because the source material is a scarf each shoe is unique, with some pairs offering nearly symmetrical designs and others a complimentary pairing of the source material’s pattern. The shoes are sustainably handmade in family-owned workshops in Spain using natural materials including jute and rubber; the silk is adhered with heat and stitching—no glue is needed. Left over material (along with recovered material from worn shoes) is then used by company co-founder Chris Bartick in his artworks ensuring that waste is kept to a minimum. Pricing starts at $295 and goes up to $745 based on shoe style and source material.
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Alpha (empowerment), Salt (cleansing), Jupiter (alignment) and Eros (sensuality)—each Imprint candle is formulated to help manifest your intentions or help you get into your vibe while meditating or entertaining. Each 10.5 oz candle is hand poured in a beautiful 12 oz old fashioned glass that, upon cleaning, can be used to lift your spirits in other ways. Available independently for $45 or as a set of all four for $170.
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Beautiful hand woven items are made in Stephanie Seal Brow’s Hudson Valley workshop, including this indigo blanket. A nice, smooth hand feel results from the mix of Egyptian cotton with wool from Maine. The two halves of the blanket are joined together with a black band, and the hems are finished with a blanket stitch. It measures 56″ x 76″
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This simple yet elegant crystal rattle is handmade in Newburgh, NY; a collaboration between the spiritual healer Eileen O’Hare and creative glass studio The Third Rooom. Filled with crystal beads, the rattle emits a warm sound that can be used musically, or to used to move energy around you and your space. This is the “feminine” rattle, a “masculine” rattle is available to create a complimentary pair.
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Handmade in NY by woodworker Matthew Pastre, this beautiful prep board is 17 1/2″ long, 14″ wide, and nearly 2″ thick and has finger grips on both sides to move it easily. End grain cutting boards like this allow both for more interesting patterns, but also a better ability for the wood to heal itself from knife cuts. Matthew can further customize the board to include feet and juice grooves if desired. Other styles are available as are custom requests.
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Designer Chris Martin’s brief was simple—design an incense holder that was “not too hippy”—and his industrial vibing Smudge Tool in galvanized yellow metal delivers on that brief. A flexible holder for incense and smudge sticks, it’s part of the brand’s Spiritual Sandbox collection.
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This Berlin-based family run business puts sustainability at the forefront of their brand and products, working with partners that provide fair wages, are in areas that predominately use clean energy, and use natural materials. Their newest lounge set in a peaceful green hue is oversized, loose fitting, 100% linen, Corozo nut (aka “vegetable ivory” buttons, gender neutral, limited edition, great for lounging and sleeping is a favorite. Other styles are available.
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These handmade in NYC watch straps can be customized in many ways—size, materials, colors, style, stitching, edge painting etc. You can keep it simple, create something with the existing color and materials, or request something unique. There’s more than just watch bands, with all kinds of different small accessories (such as note card holders) and bags and totes of all kinds, all of which can also be customized.
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These natural indigo-dyed cashmere socks (78% cashmere, 21% nylon and 1% spandex) are hand-dyed, and each sock celebrates a unique shibori pattern. Knit in North Carolina and dyed in Lancaster, PA, they come in a special gift box.
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We find so much joy in seeing two brands that do good things for the world collaborating to make something special. For this limited collection Transnomadica reworked vintage blue chore jackets in four different styles exclusively for Proto. Transnomadica is the evolution of Maurizio Donadi’s vast collection of vintage denim, military and workwear which he curates into informative and inspiring gallery exhibitions and also reworks using both modern and traditional techniques to bring peace, love and fun to old pieces. Proto is an upstart footwear brand dedicated to finding a better path in the industry by focusing on equity, representation, fairness and sustainability through the entire value chain of what they do. Prices range from $280 – $320 depending on the style.
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From Sage & Salt, our go-to resource for crystals and related products, The Door Amulet serves as both an art object to adorn your door, and equally importantly as a force for neutralizing negative energy from entering your home. Hand-crafted by gemstone artist Luis Alberto, each is a unique piece with carved and inlaid quartz, lapis, obsidian and brass. Like all of the brand’s stones, those in the amulet are ethically sourced, ritually cleansed and charged by burying them in a vortex in the Arizona desert. It’s also a great gift for celebrating a friend’s new home.
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A follow up to last year’s smash collaboration this set by Made in Cookware and Guadalajara-based Duplo Design, founded by sisters Marcela and Tania Medina, is handmade in Guadalajara from local volcanic rock and brings a fresh vibe to your kitchen. The molcajete features a modern flat base and cork pad underneath to prevent scratching your counters. The trio of tequileros—traditional cups used to enjoy your favorite tequila or mezcal—nests in a Mexican oak serving tray.
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Faith-forward design brand Judaica Standard Time tapped Japanese Brazilian artist Danielle Yukari to create a charming stoneware Seder plate, complete with two small dishes. Limited to an edition of 10, the piece honors tradition with hand-painted markings denoting the six symbolic foods, but it’s been given a modern twist with pops of color and textured material for year-round use.
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