100% eco-friendly and fair-trade, this cap by Slow Factory is part of their Resist collection—and introduces a new, alternative voice in the politicized red hat movement. The cap is made in the USA and boldly embroidered “NO.”—with that all-important period in place to reminds us that this one word can be a complete sentence.
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For the pickle lover, there’s no set quite as fresh and diverse as Mouth’s “Peck of Pickles” taster, featuring five different delights. From Epic Pickles’ Old Bay Pickles to Habanero Horseradish Dills from the Real Dill, there’s a substantial variation in everything from heat to sweetness. As with all of Mouth’s offerings, these products are small-batch and hand-selected.
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It’s all about the details in Flint and Tinder’s Flannel-Lined Waxed Trucker Jacket—and it begins with waxed and weather-resistant Martexin seven-ounce sailcloth from New Jersey. Perhaps unexpectedly, it’s soft and comfy thanks to 100% cotton flannel lining in the sleeves and body. Altogether, it’s cut, sewn and finished in Los Angeles. And with these materials, you can expect this piece to get better with age.
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It all comes down to the details with Washington Square Watches’ Greenwich Black, a 38mm square wristwatch in all black stainless steel with a coppery rose gold-like seconds subdial and indices. Still in the minimal design category, this watch distances itself from competitors thanks to various unexpected finishes. Further, there’s a Japanese quartz movement inside and a Made in the USA genuine leather, that’s customizable with a set of initials for free.
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Master recipes you’ve never attempted before with the this KitchenAid mixer, which features 10 speed settings, five-quart stainless steel mixing bowl, and more. This appliance whips, mixes, kneads and beats—taking a lot of the hard work from you. Available in silver gray, black or red, it will look at home in any kitchen.
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With around 30 hours of burn time, this candle from Maison Margiela is floral-forward, warm and alluring. With notes of patchouli, iris, orange, pear and white musk, the scent has been crafted to evoke a lazy Sunday morning. This candle will fill a room with a soft, clean fragrance as it burns.
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Limited to 10 pieces, Zero Halliburton’s polycarbonate and impact-resistant Camo 20″ International Lightweight Carry-On weighs less than five pounds. The exclusive camo colorway makes a statement, but so do all the features found within, from multiple pockets to a removable mesh dividing panel and a ZH Global Tracking function and a TSA-approved combination lock. It moves easily, while keeping everything inside safe and organized.
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With Host’s FREEZE Cooling Pint Glasses, all one needs to do is pop them into the freezer for at least two hours before filling up with beer. This guarantees that the liquid stays at the ideal 43 to 53 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s all thanks to a proprietary cooling gel, but that matters less than the fact it just works. Also, the pint glasses don’t work only on beer—pour in any preferred beverage.
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In Hudson, New York, James Beard Award–winning chef Zakary Pelaccio continues to innovate and inspire in the local food movement through his restaurant Fish + Game. With co-author Peter Barrett, Pelaccio outlines Fish + Game’s relationship to food (and nature) by way of seasonal recipes and profiles of producers. An incredibly beautiful cookbook, “Project 258: Making Dinner at Fish + Game” is more than a collection of dishes and their steps; it’s a visual guide to an important culinary movement.
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A new addition to the Penhaligon’s Portrait series—a collection of scents built around eccentric, imaginative characters—the Countess Dorothea Vanilla Tea marks a first for the English heritage brand. It’s one of their first ever special blend teas. Assam and Ceylon black tea leaves unite, with ground Indian vanilla pods. As the brand makes clear, the vibrant tea is strong enough to hold up to milk, or sherry. It’s also available in Penhaligon’s shops worldwide.
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Made with 100% essential oils, this room spray was crafted to smell like California’s lovely central coast—Big Sur. With balsam fir, citrus and birch tar, it’s woody but fresh. Add a few drops to an oil diffuser or simply spray directly from the bottle.
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Tracking your heart rate, breathing, movement and more, Tomorrow Sleep’s Sleeptracker helps users make sense of their sleeping patterns. From there, it also offers personalized suggestions for better rest. The iOS/Android app can be synched with Alexa, and can track one or two people at a time. Unlike many sleep-tracking devices, this one sits under your mattress so you won’t even know it’s there.
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Don’t let the pink hue fool you, this is a tequila—and a good one at that. While aging in Napa Cabernet French White Oak barrels has lent the agave spirit its pink color and a light nose of the wine, the flavor is that of a premium blanco with light floral notes. It’s delicate and quite easy to sip neat.
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Frances Cannon’s “Dancing Ladies”-themed illustrations have been a longtime favorite of Melbourne-based studio Third Drawer Down, and now they’ve put the artwork on a dish towel. Made from a cotton/linen blend, this pink towel celebrates all kinds of women’s bodies and is sure to make doing the washing up much more entertaining.
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Bottled in Brooklyn, Trees Knees Coffee Maple (syrup) is what happens when organic Grade A maple syrup gets a Stumptown Coffee Roasters Hair Bender Blend infusion. There’s a delectable richness that can complement breakfast and beyond—with noticeable dessert-like qualities. Bushwick Kitchen takes the utmost care with their products and this one truly reflects that.
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With slow cooking and sous-vide cropping up just about everywhere, an at-home appliance like Mellow brings the method home in a safe and easy way. WiFi-enabled and smartphone-controlled, Mellow is intuitive and quick to initiate. It can produce up to six portions at a time, in food-safe HDPE bags. And because the process with Mellow is really so hands-off, it frees up users to enjoy their time or start prepping something else.
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For such a slender organizer, there are compartments aplenty in Grayers and Baxter of California’s collaborative travel kit. First, there’s a pocket big enough for an iPad. Then, there are a series of utility pockets ranging in size. Elastic holders and leather snap-loops lock down headphones and wires. This is a handsome accessory for essentials and more.
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All packaged up in a black leather Baggu pouch, Tetra’s hand-picked goods for on-the-go tokers are minimal but colorful, handy and playful. Inside you’ll find unbleached hemp rolling papers, a white bronze Fog Pin, gold Slide lighter, green acrylic box for storage, and a bottle of Japanese eyedrops.
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It seems that just about everyone wears zany socks nowadays, with wild colors or unexpected patterns all about. For those who don’t want their personality to shine through their feet, Nice Laundry has a respectable new proposal: dynamic solids. This is a set of eight premium cotton-blend ribbed sock pairs, that offers staples like navy, grey and brown—but there’s also a bright blue, maroon and pink for the days when one might be feeling a little more daring.
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Designed by Daniele ‘Danne’ Semeraro for Sempli, the Vaso Vino decanter aerates wine—up to an entire bottle’s worth—in a striking and uncommonly tilted shape. The hand-blown, lead-free crystal decanter carefully rests on it side, allowing the liquid to breathe but also makes for an easy pour from its circular top.
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Super-soft and made from 100% cashmere, Of A Kind’s collaborative “Professional Enthusiast” sweater with Lingua Franca isn’t just a luxe addition to your wardrobe. There’s a positive message—or a phrase of encouragement—embroidered across the chest. That said, there’s also plenty of positivity behind the scenes too—with all proceeds going to Her Justice, an NYC organization that offers free legal advice to women in need.
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With only a handful of ingredients (including white chocolate and natural Fuji apple flavor), Sugarfina has produced petite Fuji Apple Caramels that contain both the crispness of the fruit and richness of the sweet syrup. It’s another elegant candy from the brand, and while each piece carries just enough flavor, it’s quite easy to finish the entire package.
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Created with April of 2019 in mind (when NYC’s L Train is set to shut down), Brilliant Bicycle Co’s L Train Bicycle is a sturdy and sleek daily commuter. Bumps are smoothly absorbed and at high speeds it handles confidently. Perhaps most importantly to many NYC inhabitants, it’s light—at a walkup-friendly 27 pounds. Along with an internal gearing system, the bike is powered by an ultra-durable and grease-free carbon Gates belt drive. Available in Subway Grey or Hudson Blue.
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So much about Tap 357 Canadian Maple Rye Whisky works, making it a superb example of the possibilities of flavored whiskies. It’s tasty, high proof, reasonably priced and it mixes well into cocktails. The brand sourced blended rye from the oldest distillery in Western Canada and added in just enough “Canada 1 Light” maple syrup to offer authentic flavor. It’s not saccharine or fake, it’s not overwhelming and keep in mind, this is a potent 98.6 proof, so it’s no joke. The dark rye notes shine through and it offers heartier-than-expected mouthfeel.
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A bundle of spicy sweetness, Farm to People’s Heat Things Up kit includes everything from a mole chocolate bar to raspberry jalapeño jam. Some of the components can be consumed on their own, but many (like the hot honey and the aforementioned jam) can be used to punch up other treats (or, we suppose, eaten by the spoonful). Farm to People unites products from small-batch producers so it’s easy to feel good when your tongue is burning up. It also all comes in a reusable wooden crate.
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From a high-temperature production process that renders each bowl extra-sturdy (and slightly different from one another), Miwak Junior crafts ceramic smoking bowls and pipes in their California studio. The Papa Papa Charlie iteration features a large, hollow interior with a smooth, hand-finished exterior. It’s beautiful, textured, easy-to-use and to clean.
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