Celebrate the joy that DFA Records offers with their Continental Drift Shirt—designed for summer by Noah Kloster. The two colorways, Celadon and Natural, are made from different cotton-blend fabrics and the latter will take to tie-dye nicely. Available from small to XXL, and slightly oversized, this is a cheerful garment for all genders.
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Designed in Detroit and able to be assembled without tools, FLOYD’s delightfully minimal platform bed frame is made from CARB-2 environmentally certified birch wood and crafted in eco-friendly factories in Virginia and Pennsylvania. As the bed is modular by nature, you can add or remove slats to accommodate anything from a Full to a California King without having to replace the frame (which comes with black or white accents).
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With features found on the original 3 Day Assault backpack, Mystery Ranch’s updated iteration is the pared-back 2 Day Assault. Better suited for daily use as a commuter or carry-all, this backpack features the brand’s signature three-zipper opening at the front, offering quick and easy access. Inside there’s the main compartment, a “floating” padded sleeve and an additional sleeve pocket—so all your documents, laptops and tablets will remain protected. With a removable waist-belt and compression straps, it’s fully equipped for comfort and efficiency. Additionally, it’s made from hard-wearing 500D Cordura (in four colorways) and in two sizes.
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With notes of citrus and salt atop well-rounded smoke, Montelobos’ 86 proof mezcal represents the spirit’s more refined side. Made in Santiago Matatlán from 100% certified-organic Espadín agave, the Oaxacan product is a safe bet for those curious about mezcal, as well as those with a developed palate.
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A serious racing bike, the Santa Cruz V10 (available in 27.5-inch and 29-inch frame sizes) is perhaps the most celebrated downhill bicycle in the sport’s history. The lightweight frame’s lower leverage accommodates and absorbs more shock, while redesigned derailleur cable routing protects the housing from chain damage. With its win history and menacing design, the V10 offers a compelling level of confidence for riders.
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Infused with 15mg of hemp-derived CBD, Aurora’s rosemary grapefruit-flavored elixir is soothing but ultra-subtle. It invokes a feeling of imbibing but it doesn’t inebriate or induce unsavory side effects. Piney but slightly sweet and citrusy, the beverage is delectable, effervescent and does well on its own or over ice. You’ll receive four bottles for the listed price.
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Made from a blend of cotton and polyester, these Scholten & Baijings-designed tea towels from HAY make for an easy, eco-friendly alternative to paper towels. They’re wider and longer than traditional tea towels, in order to promote absorbency. Available in six different colorways, each set comes with two contrasting towels.
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Designed by HOUNDS, this flower-adorned T-shirt pushes two positive messages: “It’s OK” and “Be Better Tomorrow.” The release comes from Pittsburgh-based artist Mars Jackson, and the slogan doubles as the title for his forthcoming project. Each shirt (available in medium to XL) comes with a pressed “Flower Tag,” which, if left unopened, can be preserved for a lifetime.
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Striking, sophisticated and playful, these mismatched earrings feature different lengths of looped beads hanging from bronze arches. Available in clear quartz or bright roe glass beads, each set comes with one 4.25-inch earring and one 2.75-inch earring. They’re made in Seattle by Faris Du Graf.
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Retrospekt, Parks Project and the Grand Canyon Conservancy teamed up for this limited edition Polaroid 600 which celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Grand Canyon officially being named a state park. With a custom colorway and artwork, each of the 600 cameras has been carefully crafted from refurbished parts and features a built-in flash, exposure compensation slider and comes with a neck strap.
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The first Weird Walk zine—made by the collective of the same name including Owen Tromans, Alex Hornsby and James Nicholls—is a “journal of wanderings and wonderings from the British Isles” and a celebration of curiosity and of place. Through essays, images and even maps, the zine delves into medieval graffiti, a Neolithic henge monument, and more. Printed on high-quality stock, this 40-page zine will inform, inspire and puzzle readers. Price is in Pounds.
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Explicitly defined as potent, but dosed to be divvied out into 10mg shots, Colorado-based Keef Brand’s THC-infused lemonade is a sweet and summery addition to any virgin base. Whether it’s mixed into sparkling water (our preference) or into a complex mocktail, the lemon flavor tastes more like a lemon candy than artificial lemon flavoring. Plus, it grants a sizable dose of Vitamin C, B3, B6 and B12. To find it near you, refer to Keef Brands’ product locator page.
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Packaged as a set of five, STRAWGRACE’s straws are crafted from laboratory-grade glass and are BPA-, lead- and plastic-free. Each straw has a different hued tip (teal, yellow, green red or blue) so sippers can keep track of their drink. They’re also easy to wash as there are no bends, and each set comes with two cleaning brushes.
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With a matte exterior and a glossy interior, Brooklyn-based Light + Ladder’s ceramic watering can boasts a beautiful natural hue and an elegant design. A thoughtful alternative to flimsy plastic iterations, this 12-inch-tall item can be displayed alongside the plants it nourishes with pride.
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Lightweight yet commanding, Cannondale’s Treadwell 2 exists somewhere between beach-cruiser and city-commuter. The wider-set handlebars and thicker tires afford confidence, but the slender frame (SmartForm C3 Alloy with hidden cables) provides agility. This is a multi-purpose bike that’s built to last.
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Poet Ocean Vuong experiments with a brand new form in his meditative debut novel: the queer protagonist writes a cathartic yet tender letter to his Vietnamese mother, who will most likely never read it. Vuong’s visceral, unflinching use of language and metaphors hit like a tsunami, awakening numbed readers to the raw emotions and reckonings that make us human.
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Reminiscent of vintage basketball shorts and traditional Mexican falsa blankets, John Elliott’s Game Shorts are available in Nogales black or green and are crafted from 100% cotton. Complete with striped trim and vented cuffs, these are a sophisticated take on basketball shorts—yet maintain a relaxed fit. Available from XS to XXL, they also feature a drawstring waistband.
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A drum kit sized to fit your fingertips, Sphero’s Specdrums 2 Rings are designed to detect colors and play an assigned musical note for each. Simply wear it with the screen facing down and tap everyday objects to make a beat. Whether using the device’s preset library of instrumental sets or recording your own samples, you can make songs during a commute, at your desk or even on your own clothing. Each box comes with two rings, instructions on how to pair them with Specdrums MIX app, and a multi-colored playing pad.
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Designed in collaboration with the very talented, multi-disciplinary artist and designer Geoff McFetridge, Warby Parker’s new “Edgemont” sunglasses are vintage-tinged and available in two colorways—peppercorn tortoise or (our pick) rosemary crystal. Crafted from hand-polished cellulose acetate, they feature scratch-resistant lenses, which protect wearers from 100% UVA and UVB rays.
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A non-alcoholic standout in Suntory’s beverage portfolio, BOSS Coffee is a line of canned, caffeinated drinks. One of our favorites from the range, the Cold Café Au Lait, is now available stateside after years of success in Japan. Its perfectly proportioned formula of flash-brewed coffee, cream and sweetness afford easy drinking in all seasons. For the listed price you’ll receive 12 eight-ounce cans (with the brand’s William Faulkner-depicting logo)—which are best served cold or over ice.
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With no hub necessary, each Gosund smart wall socket connects through WiFi to its dedicated app, offering control from (one or multiple) smartphones. Whether used to turn electronics on or off remotely, or to pair them with Alexa or Google Home, the multifunctional plug is simple, straight-forward and potentially energy-saving. Further, each plug can be preset to an automated schedule through the app. This is the US version but the international brand offers many other options.
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Packaged inside biodegradable membranes, Dropps’ dishwasher detergent pods are eco-friendly, while still strong enough to combat grease and food debris. Free of harmful dyes and fragrances, the soaps can be naturally broken down by 55 different species of micro-organisms commonly found in river water—if they make it there. For the listed price you’ll receive 64 pods.
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Turn this Meditation Tree stencil into a piece of art with paint-by-numbers guidance. Accompanied by four shades of green paint and a fine-tipped paintbrush, the entire art set will result in a glorious rendition of an indica plant.
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Czech natural winemaker Milan Nestarec’s Danger 380 Volts is a funky and dry pétillant naturel that includes refreshing notes of apple, grapefruit and white peach. Crafted in the pétillant naturel style (aka the méthode ancestrale, in which wines are bottled before initial fermentation is finished, resulting in a natural sparkling), it’s slightly bubbly, cloudy and has an almost cider-like quality.
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Made in collaboration with NASA, LEGO’s homage to Apollo 11’s endeavor is intended for individuals over 16 years old. It includes a complex lunar lander to assemble, a semi-realistic depiction of the surface of the moon to situate it on, two golden helmet-adorned figures to place and countless exterior features to manipulate. When complete, the final product is a nostalgia-laden depiction of those famed first steps.
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Despite the title, UK-based It’s Freezing in LA! focuses on climate change on an international level. Their third issue, titled “Protest,” covers global strikes, marches and walkouts that have been initiated in opposition of fossil fuels, mining, and much more. But, this issue also addresses potential solutions, how new construction adheres to recent legislation and the challenges companies face when switching to electric vehicles. It’s Freezing in LA! is edited by Martha Dillon and art and design are handled by Nina Carter and Matthew Lewis respectively. Price is in Pounds.
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