Not your typical jean jacket, the denim quilted jacket in carlow from Levi’s Made & Crafted invokes elegant Japanese design. From the integrated, belted drawstring to the collarless silhouette and front patch pockets, it’s distinctly handsome. The jacket pairs 100% cotton with 100% polyester fill.
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La Boîte’s Master Spice Blender, Lior Lev Sercarz, honors Ruinart‘s release of the first-ever rosé champagne (back in 1764) with a dynamic set, developed in conjunction with the iconic maison. Within the limited edition kit, one finds Lev Sercarz’s custom spice blend, a wooden serving spoon and a recipe designed for pairing. Lev Sercarz’s “1764” spice—featuring sumac, licorice, cubeb and other earthy spices—partners acidic notes with fruit and light sweetness for something altogether delectable and dynamic. The set also includes a bottle of the rosé, shipped separately.
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Built in Detroit from a powder-coated, die-cast zinc casing and a stamped aluminum dial, this limited edition Runwell Wall Clock was conceived of by two CH favorites in the time-keeping design industry: George Bamford and Shinola. Bamford and Shinola’s team conceptualized the 14-inch product together—and Bamford’s signature light-blue pops against the clock’s dynamic gray-scale coloration. The clock can be hung or rested upon the included black-lacquered American oak stand.
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Cherry is a fast-paced tale of the perils of addiction, war, psychosis and struggle. Nico Walker penned the novel, his debut, amidst his 11-year prison sentence for bank robbery (of which he’s now serving the final two years). The tale begins with woeful scenes of an unnamed narrator selling shoes and drugs to get by. A nice, middle-class upbringing morphs into a life of deception and bone-deep addiction.
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For all outdoor and underwater adventures, GoPro’s Hero7 HD camera is waterproof and built for steady footage—no matter the conditions. Controlled either by voice-recognition or touchscreen, this device can also take 15 photos per second, record crisp sound and more. Plus, with the app, you can automatically send footage and photos to your phone in a matter of moments.
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The recipes inside Spirit of the North are rooted in Nordic tradition and new-school invention. The cocktails use seasonal ingredients and embrace Scandinavian philosophies like hygge and lagom—they’re meant to be shared. Author Selma Slabiak is an acclaimed talent in the spirits world and her upbringing in Denmark lends plenty of knowledge. Within the pages of this charming book are 30+ recipes, many of which are inspired by the region’s traditions and mythology.
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A collaboration between TogTees and the Phoblographer, this “History of Photography” T-shirt traces the progression of photo-capturing tools from 1893 to 2007, starting with the Instantograph large-format camera. Follow along as cameras grow, shrink, grow and shrink again—ultimately turning into the smartphone. A clever and not quite literal progression that’ll entertain the experts. Available in four colorways.
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Tucked inside a Haven’s Kitchen Tote Bag are the essentials for a delicious breakfast—ingredients for buckwheat pancakes to be topped with the Amber Syrup from Frontier Maple Sugarworks, plus La Colombe Coffee and Haven’s homemade granola mix. Not only will your breakfast taste great, the fragrance in the kitchen promises to be irresistible.
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Warby Parker‘s just-launched Pupils Project Collection includes sunglasses and spectacles designed with notable New Yorkers like Gloria Steinem, Iman, Rosario Dawson, Michael K Williams and others. Our pick is Humberto Leon’s sharp, rectangular Sibley design—made from hand-polished cellulose acetate. Best of all, 100% of each purchase will go to the Pupils Project—which offers kids from low-income households vision screenings and eye exams at school, as well as free glasses (that they choose) if they need them.
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Clive the Croc—made in an edition of 10—is a toy-meets-cushion born from a collaboration between Slowdown Studio and Naama Ben Moshe. Composed of printed cotton, there are no loose parts that could tear or cause choking dangers. Plus, if Clive gets a bit dirty, he can go into the washing machine. Also part of the “lazy animal” toy collection are Howie the Hippo and Paloma the Pig.
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Featuring a moon design fit for astronomers, astrologists and those who love the cosmos, this embroidered Henrik Vibskov sweater is made from 100% cotton. With a boxy and relaxed fit, this piece boasts wide cuffs and hems—manifesting its comfortability. Price in Euros.
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The Anchor “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year” Ale is a malty summation of all things early November to mid-January. The beer, first brewed in 1975, changes recipes every year. That said, it’s consistent—not a lot alters, aside from differing roasts and slight variations in spice profiles. Artist Jim Stitt draws a new label each year—choosing a new tree as the focal point. A culmination of excellent craftsmanship and holiday spirit, the 2019 edition boasts subtle notes of cardamom, a mix of other seasonal spices and a faint booziness.
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A beloved documentarian of style, Bill Cunningham captured generation after generation through honest, fashion-oriented photography until his passing in 2016. This, his memoir, was typewritten and tucked away—only to appear now in his beautiful, clever voice. Accompanying the text are many images by the photographer and milliner. It’s an intimate self-portrait of glamour, bohemia and pursuing one’s dreams.
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Emma Sibley’s Little Book of House Plants and Other Greenery is quite literally a little book packed with inspiration for plant-enthusiasts—especially those attempting to create a garden in a small space. With a breakdown of 60 popular plants, Sibley explains how to care for them and and includes notes on what to expect—height, growth, flowering, and more.
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Using your smartphone while riding a bicycle is difficult and dangerous, but SmartHalo is a bike accessory that allows for smartphone-level navigation, fitness-tracking and messaging—with added anti-theft features and an LED light for nighttime riding. The system is small enough to attach to the center of a bike’s handlebars, and it comes with a unique key so riders can leave it attached without worrying about it going anywhere—and it can stay there for three weeks on a full charge.
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TUMI’s new Hagen Backpack is part of their collection of products whose exterior is made from recycled nylon scraps and lining from recycled water bottles—all the while maintaining the brand’s high standards. With a padded laptop sleeve, dual-access waterproof bottle pocket, key leash and an external loop designed for attaching this bag to the handle of a suitcase, the Hagen is a functional product for those on the move. Thanks to its classic shape and colorway, it’s also timeless. Plus, the brand offers free monogramming customization options.
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More than a collection of cannabis recipes, Bong Appétit: Mastering the Art of Cooking with Weed is a comprehensive guide to cooking with marijuana. There’s information about the science of infusing cannabis, extracting THC and even what to do if you get too high (apparently chewing a few black peppercorns can help). Of course, there are plenty of recipes—from a white negroni to braised short ribs to strawberry shortcakes—too. Across 256 full-color pages, the MUNCHIES editors explore marijuana politics, strains, dosages, dishes and much more.
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If anyone has ever sought evidence in support of the social and sentimental importance of wristwatches, look no further than A Man and His Watch: Iconic Watches and Stories from the Men who Wore Them. Photographer, style editor and watch collector Matthew Hranek ventured around the globe in search of stories—and watches—that reflect the accessory’s value. And from Bill Murray’s Timex Indiglo to James Bond’s “Buzz Saw” Rolex from Live and Let Die, they’re cataloged in this book along with 100 original images. It’s a entertaining read for enthusiastic watch-lovers.
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The Perpetua Pencil, made from 80% recycled graphite, is non-toxic and additive-free and even writes without a tip. Therefore, when users are finished with it, it can be recycle it in its entirety. Perpetua says that the graphite this pencil is made from material “recovered from industrial processes and that would otherwise be buried underground, in a landfill.” Price is in Euros.
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Designed to attach snugly under your bike seat, this saddle bag by Rapha is cleverly designed—by people who cycle themselves. The bag features thoughtful details like PU-coating, welded seams, Aquaguard zips (for weather-proofing) and a foam-lining (to prevent objects from rattling). Available in black and pink or black on black, it also features a velcro strap for easy on/off.
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Made by LA-based JFM, this canister is crafted from solid brass and‚ thanks to its knurled texture, can also be used to strike the matches within. The brass will change over time and with use, gaining extra charm and looking more like an antique.
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Printed in an edition of 40, this silkscreen by Northern California-based Tucker Nichols is an affordable way to access the artist’s thoughtful work. The whimsical piece focuses on one of Nichols’ frequent themes: plants. Printed with archival ink on heavy paper, it measures 11 by 17 inches.
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Franchise, the basketball-meets-art-and-design magazine, unveils its fifth issue today. With cover art from Paul Pfeiffer (the celebrated visual artist behind “Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse“) and plenty of other work by various photographers, illustrators, visual artists and writers, this issue cements Franchise as one of the most dynamic basketball publications available. Franchise explores world of basketball—expressive, diverse and nuanced—that’s shaped by its players and fans, but also its impact beyond the game.
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Made in the USA from 100% cotton, this Askov Finlayson T-shirt highlights the significance of climate change with “Vote for Winter” emblazoned across the chest. The Minneapolis-based brand says, “Our winters are at risk, and we’re voting to save them”. In addition, they’re also attempting to undo their carbon footprint each year by donating their climate cost plus 10% to cutting-edge climate solutions.
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Designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby for FLOS, the Bellhop lamp is a wireless, portable light that’s chargeable via USB. Designed to emulate a candle, this lamp can be carried around the house much like the chamberstick of yesteryear. Holding its charge for 24 hours, the Bellhop measures a little over eight inches in height and is available in four colorways: gray, burnt orange, dark brown or white.
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For those dedicated riders hitting the streets, tracks or trails in the dead of winter, Rapha’s Pro Team Shadow Hat—an ear-covering, eye-protecting and water- and wind-deterring base layer—is an essential. The hat is still low profile for wear under a helmet, but it’s substantial enough to battle the toughest of weather. A smoke-colored acrylic lens acts as a veil against debris and water, but won’t obstruct your vision. Price in pounds.
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