Send your 420-friendly love all over the world legally, with Sara M Lyons’ “Best Buds” postcards. Featuring a ladylike illustration akin to a nail salon neon, the postcards are printed on glossy cardstock for extra jazz, and the back is matte. They’re available in sets so you can share your chill vibes with five of your faves.
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The impact of photographer and author Sebastian Copeland’s latest work, “Arctica: The Vanishing North,” is two-fold. First, its pages reveal the wonders of the world’s further point north, inspiring wanderlust and nothing short of awe. Second, a story unfolds of the perils that the region faces. On the surface, it stuns, but the book also manages to activate something within the viewer: a want to protect something so magnificent.
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While many sunscreens feel like heavy barriers, Suntegrity’s non-toxic sunscreen is super-smooth and nourishing—and certainly doesn’t feel like you’re wearing a mask. Not just protection against the sun, this cream is also a primer and boasts ingredients such as grapefruit, sunflower and camellia oils, and cucumber extract.
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The Active System Co’s ARCHER Monthly Day Planner and Journal was designed with efficiency, productivity and awareness in mind. Part calendar, journal and activity log, the ARCHER planner contains 52 pages of neatly organized sections to document appointments, emotions, weather, meals and any other notable daily activities. The nine-inch-long notebooks are slim, lightweight and sold in packs of three.
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Creating peace of mind shouldn’t be scary or complicated—or ugly. Canary—designed in NYC—was created to be sleek and stylish, while also offering peace of mind. More than just a security camera, Canary reads the temperature, humidity and air quality of your space. It can sound a very loud alarm to startle intruders and can even help you get in touch with local emergency services if something goes wrong. Users control the device with an easy-to-use app on your phone, which sends alerts through intelligent notifications whenever something usual is happening at home.
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Somewhere along her decades-long crusade for gender equality and civil rights, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was aptly (and lovingly) named Notorious RBG. Inspired by her life’s work and new-found fame, “Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg” offers fans, feminists and anyone optimistic for a more open-minded society the intimate, never-before-told story behind the revolutionary woman.
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Harkening back to the beach style of the ’50s, Costalots prides itself on quality and simplicity. The “Cousins” frames in the soft white “Rice” colorway balance contemporary and retro styling. Cellulose acetate keeps these neutral shades surprisingly lightweight while Japanese lenses ensure maximum clarity and reduced glare. Riveted hinges ensure these glasses will hold up through winter, through to spring and summer.
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It’s safe to say that the classic yellow and checkered New York City cab has entered the world of iconography. With Candylab Toys’ “Candycab,” there’s a solid beechwood iteration worthy of the home. For kids who enjoy reenacting a good car chase, the Candycab makes for a safe and fun toy that keeps the taxi cab history alive.
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Equal parts sweet and heartbreaking—just like the movie—this ET patch from La Barbuda will show your age (the film was released in 1982) and your emotional state. With an iron-on adhesive backing, the 9cm patch boats merrowed edges to prevent fraying.
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Making reference to NASA iconography while keeping it all about New York City—the center of the universe for many—Micah Spear’s NYC Galaxy Patch offers the best of both worlds. It’s charming for residents and non-residents alike and easy to iron onto any piece of apparel—space suit or not.
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LA-based art brand BFGF (whose blankets we are already fans of) have released a bunch of products on Society 6, our pick being the WWA shower curtain. Decorated with a palm tree, candle, Lisa Simpson, and something resembling a Nike swoosh, this shower curtain is not like those you’ve seen before and is sure to transform your bathroom—not to mention all your early mornings.
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From Ohio-based These Are Things (aka artists Jen Adrion and Omar Noory) comes a simple and sweet accessory: a rose gold enamel “Feminist” lapel pin. Measuring one inch across, and even better than a “Hello My Name Is” tag, the pin is made in the USA and will make sure nobody gets you twisted.
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Winner of the 2015 iF Design Award, the Neo smartpen N2 is an intuitive pen that can convert ink-drawn notes, sketches and scribbles into digital memories. The pen tracks movement and pressure as you write on paper, quietly storing data in its internal memory to be uploaded and synced to other apps later. It also records and replays voice notes in case of an inconvenient hand cramp.
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Not just the story of author and feminist activist Gloria Steinem’s travels, but also tracking the evolution the movement for equality, “My Life on The Road” is an insightful and inspiring read. “When people ask me why I still have hope and energy after all these years, I always say: because I travel. Taking to the road—by which I mean letting the road take you—changed who I thought I was,” writes Steinem in her thoughtful, modest, yet profound book.
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Whether it’s a cheerful statement letting people know you made it over the rainbow or a colorful way to tell them you’re done, These Are Things’ “Over It” patch is a delight. With an iron-on adhesive backing, it’s easy to attach to your favorite denim jacket or backpack and will have you singing like Judy Garland in no time.
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The new flagship from Sonos—Play:5—features six drivers, each with their own amp to provide big, rich and well-balanced sound. Like all Sonos speakers, the Play:5 streams music from any of your favorite sources and is controlled from a simple app on your phone or tablet. You can even pair two to create dedicated left and right channels.
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Whether writing a grocery list, an essay dissecting Simone de Beauvoir’s theories, your brilliant memoir or anything in between, these “Feminist With a To-Do List” pencils will keep you motivated. The Number 2 graphite pencils are also perfect for drawing illustrations of the collapse of the patriarchy.
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Portland-based FINEX—with humble origins on Kickstarter—is now one of the very few American companies making cast iron cookware. With deeper walls than the average skillet, this compact 8″ one from FINEX is best for browning meats and sautéing vegetable side dishes, but can handle anything from breakfast to blackberry crumbles. The octagonal design makes it much easier to pour sauce or cooking liquids from almost any angle. For more options, there’s also a grill pan version to get your BBQ on even in colder weather.
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Big Bud Press’ “Buddy” pin isn’t to be worn around parents or young cousins—depending on your family’s vibe. With double posts and super-hard enamel and gunmetal, this pin is functional and durable—and its colorful, sweet little character is very 420 friendly.
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A true “one-eyed” supporter of Australian Rules football is an unflinching, unwavering champion of their team—even if they are the biggest losers in the league. Melbourne-based store Doomsday has created, with Sherrin (who have been making footballs since 1879), a one-eyed designed football for those fans of the game. Perfect for a little kick-to-kick or a game of catch day or night—thanks to the bright yellow night-game colorway.
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Light up in luxury with Shine’s gold rolling papers. Measuring 53mm by 100mm, each sheet is made from edible 24k gold leaf with a hemp blend base for super-smooth smoking. Save them for extra special occasions, or stock them as your everyday papers—if you have a little extra money to burn.
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Setting the bar high for all future cannabis cookbooks to come is “Herb: Mastering the Art of Cooking with Cannabis,” a 200-page book whose photography could give Bon Appetit mag a run for its money. Brought to you by TheStonersCookbook.com, they’re bringing eight years of experience and recipe-sharing into a beautiful tome that upgrades cannabis to wine status. The crowd-funded tome is available in ebook format, paperback and hardcover (our pick) and includes recipes from Gluten-Free Almond Raspberry Cake to Tomahawk Rib Eye.
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Designed in Winnipeg, this “Jeff Goldblum Appreciation Society” patch is self-explanatory and essential for any Jurassic Park, Independence Day, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Igby Goes Down or almost any enjoyable movie from the past 40-odd years. It’s easily ironed-on, measures three inched and comes in a cutesy colorway of peach, yellow and pale blue—making it easy to spot fellow fan club members from afar.
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Luscious lips, a pink tongue, gold tooth and an ace of spades combine for this Explorer’s Press lapel pin, designed by the talented Chloe Kovska. The one-inch pin (made from enamel and brass) combines luck and lust in a delightful design that will look excellent on the lapel of your leather jacket.
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Read about one of America’s most significant bands in “This is All a Dream We Dreamed: An Oral History of the Grateful Dead,” written by two of the Dead’s most-respected historians, Blair Jackson and David Gans. The duo writes (with thanks to band members, collaborators, peers and fans) how they went from a folk/bluegrass group to a cult-followed, psychedelic household name. It’s a fascinating oral history of a 50-year-old band that changed the landscape of live music forever.
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Snow Peak’s Indigo Stole button-down shirt is cut from an indigo-dyed, cotton-linen blend fabric and features patterning that’s bold—but not too busy. Made in Okayama, Japan—a region famous for its denim production—the unisex shirt incorporates Snow Peak’s signature side pockets and casual fit, making it the perfect layer for exploring the outdoors in style.
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