Pretty Snake’s Sunflower tote is made from recycled plastic cords. A perfect catch all for a day in the park, at the beach, or for running errands.
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A masterclass in brand and heritage, Buongiorno – The Art of Living Under the Italian Sun was conceived to celebrate a new fragrance by the esteemed Italian brand Acqua di Parma. Beautifully produced by ERG Media and artfully shot by Giovanni Genzini, it celebrates the people making, defining and celebrating their craft, heritage and terroir. Recommendations from these contributors provide readers with favorite locations and personal go-tos, celebrating la dolce vita across your senses. Part journal, part guide, it captures Italy today by those celebrating its history and making its future. And oh yeah, it also elevates Acqua di Parma by showing readers the many components of the country that have and continue to inspire the brand and form its DNA. This limited edition of the book is beautifully printed in Italy (naturally), and has a linen slipcase and sun motif designed by Matteo Cibic. Whether for your coffee table, wanderlust, trip planning or show-and-tell in your next “this is how marketing should be done” meeting, Buongiorno – The Art of Living Under the Italian Sun delivers on all fronts.
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Cotopaxi has just released their first hard sided luggage and we’re fans. It’s thoughtfully designed with a lightweight, rugged 100% recycled polycarbonate shell and only uses latch closures because zippers tend to break more frequently. Inside there are two packing cubes that attach to the frame and are easily removed once you reach your destination. It’s available in a 22″ x 14.5″ x 9.5″ carry on ($295) and a 30″ x 18″ x 10.25″ check in ($345). Each bag is paired with colored wheels but you can get wheels in six colors for $5 each to personalize your suitcase if desired. They focused on ease of ownership, with the wheels, handle and latches easily replaced at home.
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Opinel is a legendary knifemaker founded in 1890 in the French Alps. Even if you don’t think you “know” Opinel, you probably actually do. Their No. 8 consists of a wood handle carved entirely from a single piece of certified, sustainably harvested beech, a simple, circular metal lockring and a steel blade. Opinels have starred in television series and films like the French Connection II, and now Opinel has commissioned a limited National Parks Guide Series, featuring Yellowstone, Great Smoky Mountains and the Grand Canyon as envisioned through the eyes of local artists. The knife artwork is unique, a bit whimsical and we love that it comes with an accompanying Wildsam field guide to each park. It’s a fun tribute; plus, a portion of every sale goes to Leave No Trace.
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The first collab between Saucony and Canada’s Estudio Niksen brings their easy-to-wear approach to clothing and revisits Saucony’s iconic Trainer 80. The Estudio Niksen x Saucony Trainer 80 has a softer workwear vibe, featuring textured ripstop, zig-zag stitching, a faded checkered fabric and brushed suede. It comes with three sets of laces (yellow, white and brown). Hand drawn illustrations are on the box and the insole.
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Gyroor’s Electric Scooter with Large Middle Basket for Pets + Cargo delivers up to 1000W (peak), a maximum load 300lbs and 30 mile range per charge. The scooter has a seat and a rear basket, but the middle basked is a great option for pets, groceries, large gym bags and other gear. It has a gate to make loading easy, and the whole basket can be easily removed when not needed. Currently on sale for 40% off, it’s a good option for those who want flexibility and pet compatability.
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Wish Cards offers many different styles of its One Wish cards, several in collaboration with artists and brands. Each card has something in common though—a match, a strip to light the match, and a small candle. Strike the match, light the candle, make a wish, and blow it out. Cards start at €10 and go up to €24.
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La Machine is a totally useless waste of plastic, time, money and engineering, it’s definitely something YOU DO NOT NEED. But you may really want it. Or want to gift it. Inspired by Marvin Minsky’s “the ultimate machine” that existed solely to turn itself off, La Machine is the latest in a string of desirable yet useless products, though it’s now able to get to know you and accesses thousands of different sounds and movements to keep you entertained or break the ice. Simply toggle its red ball switch to activate it and it does the rest.
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Landlines are being reinstalled in some homes with kids as a means for them to call their friends in a more analog and controlled way. Tin Can is a WiFi phone that lets kids call friends with a Tin Can for free; an app allows you to control which numbers they can call. It replicates traditional wired handsets though it runs entirely on WiFi. The company also offers a paid plan for $10 a month that allows calls to / from the Tin Can from any number that uses the same app for access. No robocalls, no unknown numbers, etc.—just the ability for kids to call only the friends and family that you permit.
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Snow Peak’s latest in their line of Hozuki portable lights is the Micro Hozuki, a cherry sized light, provides light when you need it most and easily attaches to your keychain, bag, tent zipper, etc. with its clip. It’s hearty and not afraid of rain or snow, bright (27 lumens) and waterproof.
The Eames Houses by Eckart Maise—with text contributions by Catherine Ince and forewords by Norman Foster and Eames Demetrios—is the first comprehensive overview of Charles and Ray Eames’s residential architecture. The 288-page Phaidon volume brings together more than 1,000 images spanning celebrated landmarks and previously undiscovered projects, making the case for architecture as a third pillar of the Eames legacy alongside the furniture and films. Available for preorder now, with delivery expected in July.
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Summerdown started growing Black Mitcham peppermint, an heirloom varietal, around thirty years ago. The farmers found and painstakingly brought cuttings back to England, and with lots of time and care the finicky plant settled in; today it’s grown on 100 acres. Once harvested it’s distilled and barrel-aged, and powers many products that the farm produces. They make several chocolates but the bar is the easiest to travel with, and as we’re always on the go it’s what you’ll often find in our everyday carry. Made from 70% Colombian chocolate, it has a light dusting of sugar crystals to give it a little crunch. Each bar is 100g / 3.5oz, price is for a two pack.
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Empress 1908’s 0.0 Indigo Gin is one of the most compelling additions to the quickly expanding NA landscape. From the pea flower purple color to well-balanced juniper, citrus and spicy notes it bears strong resemblance to its proofed twin that works well in a range of festive summer-friendly cocktails.
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Rest & Reset’s ethically made cotton Ceremony Throw Blanket is handwoven on traditional looms by woman artisans in Cambodia. It features naturally dyed yarn using pigments from leaves, flowers and seeds and has an easygoing vibe that works well in both casual and more tailored environments. Measures 52 inch x 74 inch and comes in two colorways.
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From our go-to reference for plant medicine news and community comes their new book The DoubleBlind Guide to Psychedelics: A Road Map to Tripping, Microdosing, and Beyond, a definitive resource for the quickly expanding category. This guide is helpful to the plant medicine curious as much as it is to industry professionals, featuring where a substance comes from, how its made and used, dosing, experience and more. It speaks both to the category’s longtime use by indigenous communities as well as the current medicinal and industry aspects of plant usage.
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Exlibris Paris creates limited edition stamps ($112) and custom stamps ($291) that level up your library game or make a thoughtful gift for your book-loving friends and for that person who has everything. The limited edition stamp selection (each is limited to 12) is plentiful and consistently refreshed. A custom stamp starts with a photograph of the desired drawing and / or a briefing, and founders Lauren and Igor will create a beautiful illustration from it. Rush services are available.
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Most people think of paintings and flat works when Keith Haring comes to mind, but he was a prolific artist who explored all types of materials, including found objects which were plentiful and free in the streets of NYC in the early 1980s. From cars to clothes, ceramics, wood, sets, bodies and more he honed his work and visual alphabet while creating a substantial body of 3D works that were never the focus of his career or his galleries. A book ten years in the making, it launches adjacent to an exhibition of the same name, opening in the new wing at Crystal Bridges Museum of Contemporary Art 6 June 2026 and running through 25 January 2027. The book was edited by Larry Warsh and Glenn Adamson, and features contributions from Dieter Buchhart, David Galloway, Francis M. Naumann, Lowery Stokes Sims, and Robert Storr.
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Huckberry’s Proof collection offers a merino t-shirt that’s 87% merino and 13% nylon; it delivers 72 hours of effortless and odor-free wear and it sports 30 UPF sun protection too. The “cutting edge of technical fabrics” aims to strengthen the fabric to be higher performance. Available in many colors and a full range of sizes.
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An exciting collaboration and three piece collection by outdoor brand Danner and Hawaiian designer and cultural practitioner Sig Zane named ‘A‘ali‘i leans into the familiar interpretation of the word (the name of the Hawaiian hopseed bush), symbolizing strength, resilience and standing firm in the face of difficulties. The three products in the collection include the Sig Zane X Danner ʻŌnini Windbreaker ($150), a pair of N45 Sig Zane ‘A’ali’i hiking shoes ($210) and a pair of Danner Light Sig Zane ‘A‘ali‘i hiking boots ($490), each with a variation of an abstract pattern designed by Sig Zane that “symbolizes the strength of the Native Hawaiian people.” The traditional ‘ohe kāpala woodblock technique was used, with a unique design hand carved into bamboo to create the patterns, which were then scanned by Kūhaʻo Zane (Sig’s son) and then designed into the products. We love the authentic intent to bridge Hawaiian tradition with Danner’s class-leading craftsmanship.
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Celebrate the Artemis program with Lego’s NASA Artemis Space Launch System (10341) model building kit. This accurate model includes the Orion capsule, launch tower and details like the retractable umbilicals, detachable solid-fuel boosters, separating stage rockets, foldout solar panels and more. The 3,601 piece set measures 28″ / 70cm high x 11″ / 27cm wide and 12″ / 30 cm deep.
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We love when collabs hit just right. Onitsuka Tiger’s TAI-CHI Sakura trainers get reimagined in a restrained and tasteful way with Versace, in suede, Nappa leather and a fun half gold metallic and white treatment that’s surprisingly fresh for summer. The trainers are available in many colors and available for all genders.
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These small Star Wars gemstone figurines are excellent desk, nightstand or everyday carry companions. Each stone (sodalite, fire quartz, opalite, howlite, amethyst and others) is hand carved and one-of-a-kind. The collection includes R2D2, Grogu, Stormtroopers, Darth Vader and Chewbacca.
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Think about all of the knives you’ve used when you set out snacks—most often they aren’t designed for the task at hand; they fall over, they drip and they don’t do a great job. Behold the AirSpreader from Bosign, a multiple award winning design for its simplicity and effectiveness. The ergonomic base rests on the surface, while the spreading half is elevated and ready to spread whatever you’re serving. We love the simplicity and price point for the solid beech version, but several other materials are available as is a larger AirSpreader.
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M Quan’s new ceramic and wood side tables bring the joy of her work into a larger scale and from furnishings and decorative items into furniture. The large hand made ceramic table top features a small trademark star or crescent moon in either white or dark grey, and it sits on either a base with four legs or an X base. Each ais vailable in white oak or walnut, for a total of eight different options.
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Dometic’s Sip Bottle 650ml is high on engineering and features and very accessibly priced at $40. This large (22 oz) bottle features a removable straw for easy drinking, a strap, and fits in a cupholder. A copper liner helps keep it regulate temperature, a stainless steel double wall and a vacuum seal keeps it insulated—keeping cold drinks cool for several days and hot drinks warm for several hours. It’s also BPA-free and dishwasher safe. We’ve tried A LOT of bottles but few compare to this one at this price point. Available in multiple colors, other sizes also available.
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