Queen T: Anis + Tomato 70% Chocolate Bar

Antidote Chocolate has a bit of a rep for their exotic flavors—look no further than their Queen T: Anis + Tomato bar, made from 70% single estate Ecuadorian cocoa—to support that claim. Far from dramatic, the bar is beautifully balanced, savory and just sweet enough, with nice texture from the crisp anise seeds.

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Futo Bread Bag

From KINTO, one of our favortie Japanese home goods makers, comes the launch of their new Futo fabric brand. This Bread Bag is one of several new kitchen items made with fabric (aprons and towels are also part of the debut collection). Made from 100% linen, it’s the perfect companion for home made (or reheated) bread. The linen absorbs and releases the moisture from warm bread, ensuring that your loaf retains its crispy texture. Available in this and a larger size.

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Moab 2 Siren X Gramicci

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Andy Warhol Limited Edition “Collage” Watch

The Piaget “Andy Warhol – Collage” Limited Edition is a cross‑pollination of haute‑horlogerie and Pop Art rebellion. Limited to only 50 pieces, the timepiece marries Piaget’s 18‑carat yellow gold case with a rare gem‑marquetry dial that subtly evokes Andy Warhol’s 1986 “Self‑Portrait (Collage)”—an interplay of form, texture and color rather than a straightforward reproduction. On the case‑back, an engraved outline of the original artwork and Warhol’s signature complete the dialogue between craftsmanship and art‑history. The design feels audacious yet refined: while the dial suggests the collage, it doesn’t shout it—a quiet nod to Warhol’s maxim “Art is what you can get away with.”

Sender IN Hooded Jacket

The Sender IN Jacket, available in men’s and women’s sizing, uses a proprietary material called LOOPINSULATION to create a warm jacket out of materials otherwise destined for landfill. When combining polyester rope production waste with recycled plastic, the Mammut team discovered that the resulting insulation clusters had an ideal loft and warmth level, even in wet conditions. Compared to traditional poly-fill production, LOOPINSULATION creates 48% less manufacturing emissions—another plus. With a regular fit that’s comfortable for everyday wear, the added touch of stretch in its recycled shell won’t restrict during more active endeavors like hiking and skiing. Down typically loses its insulation factor when it gets wet, so if unreliable weather is in the cards, the Sender IN’s PFC-free water-resistant layer repels rain and snow without the use of nasty non-biodegradable compounds. Available in a mix of bright and neutral colorways, this might just be the sustainable cold-weather staple we’ve been looking for.

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Cenote Watch in Limited Edition Titanium

Papar’s new Cenote watch is a fresh take on the diver’s watch. The lightweight Cenote with its sailcloth strap is only 60g; it’s 40mm in diameter (not too big) and 10.9mm thick. This watch features the world’s first Superluminova lumé dial—highlighting the outer third of the dial as well as the hands and other details. A Miyota 9015 movement powers the watch, which is water resistant to 200m. Limited to 100 pieces, it’s an impressive, well-priced diver watch for those who value a fresh take on a classic.

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The Ollie Mule

Commbi, an inventive footwear brand founded by creative duo We Are The Rhoads, bridges the gap between sustainability, effortless style and supportive comfort. With a suede upper and adjustable top strap, The Ollie Mule is easy to slip on and go, but there’s more to it than meets the eye. It comes standard with a supportive, podiatrist-designed terry cloth footbed, and thanks to Commbi’s innovative mix and match technology, you can easily create a new look or replace the original footbed when it wears out. Simply lift the insole at the heel to pull it out, then insert the new one until its ridged bottom clicks into place. Our suggestion? Try adding the shearling footbed to transform your Ollies into the coziest pair of house shoes.

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The Puck Watch Case

Our friends at Discommon are meticulous product designers who leave no detail behind. The Puck watchcase took SEVEN YEARS to engineer and perfect, and the result is a perfectly simple watch case that coddles your beloved timepiece. It features wet formed Napa leather, compression-molded foam, microfiber interior, and an interior chamber designed to accommodate nearly all watches, including eccentrically shaped ones. As watch collectors themselves, they fully understood the brief. Available in two colors. Discounted pricing when purchasing three or more pucks.

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Bugaboot 1 Limited Edition

In 1993 Columbia Sportswear introduced its revolutionary Bugaboot, its first footwear item, designed by sneaker design and icon Peter Moore alongside Columbia’s legendary founder Gert Boyle and Tim Boyle, its then CEO. The concept was simple—pairing a robust duck book with an athletic shoe feel—and quite a design challenge. The original was an extension of the company’s classic Bugaboo 3-in-1 jacket, named after Canada’s Bugaboo mountain range. This re-release, in its original color way, is limited to 1,993 numbered pair, and come with custom packaging and a key chain.

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The Tendril Self-Watering Planter

Thoughtful, quality design and materials are core to Tendril’s DNA, and their self-watering ceramic Planter is a beautifully thought through and executed product. Their SWAP+ system (Self Watering / Air Pruning, plus materials) provides an incredibly simple ecosystem for your plants—just fill it up around once a month and the plant takes care of itself. Low maintenance meets high design and considered engineering, and helps both novice and expert enthusiasts get their green on.

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Nomad Jogger

Merino wool is a natural fiber with seemingly magical properties: its superfine texture feels soft on the skin while wicking away moisture and regulating body temperature. Ibex’s Nomad Jogger, made from a merino French terry with a touch of stretch, has a luxurious, almost slinky feel that won’t overheat on a hike or a binge session on the couch. Available in both women’s and men’s sizing, these joggers are lighter —and arguably more comfortable — than an average pair of cotton jersey sweatpants, making them an ideal, space-saving choice for travel.

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Faraday Bag for Phones

We face two realities when carrying and using our personal devices—they emit radiation to us and they are easily monitored by others. A Faraday cage creates a physical barrier around your device, shielding it from cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID, NFC, EMP, and EMF radiation, meaning that your device is not visible to anyone looking to monitor its location or access it electronically. It also means that, when in the cage, it cannot be used as no signals can penetrate the bag so is ideal for times when you don’t want to risk having your device be visible / accessible on any network or to anyone who may be looking to see where your device is or  you are up to. This simple bag is square shaped, with the top half for your device in a protected Faraday pocket, and the lower half which holds other accessories without protection—ideal for cords, keys and other non-electronic items.

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Arabica Coffee Tree

For the coffee lover in your life, go beyond a mug or bag of dark roast for your next gift. This potted arabica tree uniquely celebrates the joy of coffee with its glossy leaves, edible red berries and fragrant, star-shaped white flowers. It arrives in a 3-gallon pot with festive burlap wrapping and a gift box for extra protection during shipping. Arabica trees naturally thrive in tropical climates, and this houseplant version prefers warm temps, indirect sunlight and spring-time pruning for optimal lushness. Just be sure to bring it indoors when the weather starts to cool down.

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Ahead of Time

This witty title plays both on the brand’s watchmaking and on the conversations its founder, Benoît Mintiens, an industrial designer, has with his friends—many of them customers of Ressence—as they share their thoughts on the future. It’s a book celebrating the brand’s anniversary, but looking forward instead of back. Mintiens speaks with Sam Altman (founder of OpenAI), Marcus Engman (Chief Creative Officer at IKEA), Lonneke Gordjin (Co-Founder of Studio Drift), Ivy Ross (Chief Design Officer at Google), architect Daniel Libeskind and fifteen other visionaries. It’s a great resource and thought exercise for anyone who leans into their work with a foot in the future.

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Bridalveil Jacket

The lines on Big Rock Candy Mountaineering’s Bridalveil down jacket emphasize its functional benefits in a more fashion-forward manner, aided in part by bright and fresh colorways. An ideal mid-layer and heavy enough to wear solo in some climates—it fits in to your cold season needs easily. The outer nylon fabric has a grosgrain feel, the inner a smooth feel. It’s filled with 600 FP goose down and features four external pockets. Available in many colors.

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The Single Edge Max Razor

Our journey to simplify the environmental impact of our routines led us to Supply and their Singe Edge Max Razor. We love it for its minimal and aesthetic design, and even more for its performance. It has to give you a great shave as a starting point, and all of our trials easily passed that test. Powered by the brand’s small blades (about 1/3 the height of a standard blade), it’s about the smallest you can engineer to get the job done. Each blade can be used for a week or so, and when it’s time to exchange it you pop it into the case and rotate the nob on the case to dispense a new one. The razor is aluminum and zinc, easily recycled when you retire it. Great performance and design, with a lower environmental impact. This set comes with the razor, a set of eight refill blades and a wall mount. Other kits are available with additional items.

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Non-Alcoholic Negroni (four pack)

Lapo’s non-alcoholic Negroni stands up to the original with a nuanced balance of flavors, all natural ingredients, and a mouthfeel that’s much more unctuous than expected from its phony Negroni peers. Though sugar is the first ingredient it’s not sweet—its both bitter and fruit forward, with a balanced fizz. Price is four a four pack.

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Original Rolling Tote Bag

Hulken’s Original Rolling Tote Bag provides maximum utility with a touch of style. Engineered to last with sturdy steel swivel wheels, heavy duty stitching, a zippered cover and woven handles, it comes in several sizes and folds flat for easy storage. It’s available in 10 colors, including newly introduced teal and lilac. Prices are $99 for the small, $110 for the medium, and $125 for the large.

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Jaga Pokkuru / Hokkaido Premium Potato Sticks (10 pack)

Calbee’s Jaga Pokkuru premium potato sticks have all the flavor and crunch you could ask of a potato snack. The perfectly prepared sticks look like french fries—the golden crispy ones—and taste just as good. The box comes with 10 individually wrapped Japan-sized servings (some may find them small).

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Japanese Cool Cashmere Knit Tee

A lightweight 90 % cotton and 10% cashmere t-shirt from Buck Mason, woven in Japan, feels great and has an easy fit. Perfect for warm days or as a layer, you’ll appreciate this easy to wear, super soft weave for its hand feel and versatility. Available in several colors.

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Hopper M20 Backpack Soft Cooler

The M20 Backpack Cooler boasts an impressive capacity (it holds up to 36 cans or 22 pounds of ice) in an ultra-durable, hands-free package, making it perfect for everything from backyard BBQs to group camping trips. Its closed cell foam insulation keeps food and drinks seriously cold—after a day at the beach, ours still had ice in it the next morning. The shoulder straps adjust for an ergonomic fit while the leak-proof magnetic closure at the top satisfyingly snaps shut to lock the cold in. And if you need to tote other supplies on your journey, it’s easy to attach extra items to the Hitchpoint Grid, like the Rambler Bottle Sling that clips right on.

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Glimpse Sleep Mask

If total blackout mode is the goal, the Glimpse Sleep Mask doesn’t disappoint. Perfect for those long-haul flights when sleep is a non-negotiable, this adjustable mask has padded foam cups that protect your eyes and lashes while providing 360-degree light-blocking protection. The fabric is soft and moisture-wicking, so even if you run hot, your face should stay cool during wear. Our favorite feature, though, is its namesake patent-pending “glimpse” design: A front panel lifts up to reveal a thin fabric layer that lets a little light in without being too bright or disruptive. Whether the plane is starting its descent or if you’re just hitting the snooze button one more time, simply lift the peek-a-boo panel and allow yourself to gradually wake up. 

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Kånken Weekender Bag

The Weekender, a new addition to Fjällräven’s iconic Kånken collection, is the perfect travel companion when a regular backpack simply won’t cut it. Sporting a 30-liter capacity, it’s large enough to fit multiple outfits, protect your laptop and even separately stow dirty laundry or shoes, yet it’s efficiently sized for easy overhead storage on a plane or train, no roller bag necessary. We’re impressed by its smart and versatile three-way design that enables the bag to be carried by its handles, worn as a crossbody or flipped 90 degrees to transform into a backpack (complete with padded shoulder straps). Fjällräven is a heritage brand committed to durability and sustainability, and this bag follows suit with its quick-drying, water-resistant, PFAS-free Vinylon fabric and recycled polyamide liner.

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Vik Muniz on Photography, Mind, and Matter

In Aperture’s latest edition of its The Photography Workshop Series, Brazilian photographer Vik Muniz explores the concept of seeing familiar objects in unexpected ways in Photography, Mind, and Matter. With a focus on whimsical, imaginative and sometimes surprising scenes—like his playful spaghetti portrait titled Medusa Marinara or his “Pictures of Garbage” series—Muniz blurs the line between surrealist painting, sculpture, photography and more. Through both his writing and capturing one-of-a-kind tableaus on film, this book inspires readers to learn more about his creative process while questioning their own perception of how the ordinary can become extraordinary.

Vik Muniz on Photography, Mind, and Matter is published by Aperture and available at aperture.org/books.

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