Porsche Design’s Targa P’8954 sunglasses celebrate the Porsche 911 Targa in a limited edition run of 911 pair. These matt titanium beauties don’t need to say much to make an impression. Future forward, they feature distinctive hexagonal screws.
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Chris Granneberg designed the Analog Task Light to “help him focus throughout the day.” Embracing the soft geometric shapes he’s fond of, alongside inspiration from his daughter’s Legos, the stacked cubes that make up the lamp took shape. The cube with the dimmable bulb is directional, and it comes in more than twenty five colors. Covered in Gantri’s eco-friendly paint made from non-GMO sugarcane, the color is 75% bio-based and 100% biodegradable.
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This collection of hand woven items celebrates the reopening of The Met’s Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, featuring artworks from Africa. Bolé Road took inspiration from textiles in the museum’s collection, creating a table runner ($165), placemats ($95), napkins ($89 for a set of four) and a throw ($310). Each 100% cotton napkin is hand woven in Ethiopia and measures 20″ x 20″. The set is cheery, vibrant and colorful, enhancing the vibe in any living room or kitchen
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Containing ingredients including shea butter and various oils—including rosemary leaf, lavender and jojoba—Aesop’s new Eleos Nourishing Body Cleanser is ideal for hydrating and nourishing skin while cleansing. Its heady fragrance possesses notes of cedar atlas, patchouli and clove—resulting in an intoxicating, herbaceous aroma that’s a little spicy but still soft and grounding. A little goes a long way, so lather up this delicious cleanser from your neck to your toes and enjoy soft, supple and fresh-feeling skin.
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Jody Williams and Rita Sodi—the chefs behind NYC’s beloved Via Carota restaurant—have expanded their range of batched-and-bottled cocktails to enjoy at home, with a summer-ready line of sparkling drinks that are ideal for a balmy evening. The new cocktails include effervescent Spritz, Paloma, French 75, Negroni Sbagliato and a White Negroni Sbagliato—all made with the same focus on quality ingredients that the restaurant is known for. If you have to choose just one, we recommend the classic Negroni Sbagliato. Meaning “mistaken” or “bungled,” Sbagliato riffs on the classic Negroni, replacing gin with sparkling wine. Via Carota’s citrusy and bittersweet iteration can be sipped straight from the bottle, but we suggest serving it over plenty of ice for even more refreshment. Price is for a 10 pack.
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Porous Walker’s camushroomflage-tastic baseball cap reps the summer vibe we’re after…
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If you’re looking for an all natural shaving product that is also plastic free, Nimbi’s Shea Butter Shave Foam Puck delivers both. The small 100% vegan puck lathers up easily to help deliver a clean shave, and it takes up very little room in your travel kit or in your bathroom. Each puck lasts for around 50 shaves and is lanolin, fragrance and colorant free.
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Nik Bentel Studio’s Loopy Chair is a “doodle brought to life,” a chair made from a single line. Vibrant, sophisticated yet playful, the chair can be used inside or outside, and makes a statement at home, in a public space or in the office. It’s available in fabric ($2,600), steel or fiberglass ($3,000). Available in white, red, blue, yellow, green or in custom colors, it stands 27” x 27” x 32”, weight varies by material.
Boy Smells’s latest fragrance, Citrush, is a poppers-inspired creation that hits summer hard. Debuting during Pride month, it’s a citrus-forward scent with hard wood notes—pomelo, ripe musk, pepper and mint. It comes in a full-sized 50ml bottle ($78), a 10ml Travel Spray ($30), and for the first time, in an inhaler ($10). It’s a scent that leaves your problems on the dance floor.
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NY-based artist Amanda Huang creates one-of-a-kind handmade jewelry using vintage prosthetic eyes. Sounds creepy, but the results are unique, vibrant and joyful. We’ve linked to her inventory of available items, including pendants, but you can also explore her site, get inspired, and commission a custom piece. Prices vary, many rings are available starting at $274
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Opening a decade ago, Brooklyn’s acclaimed, Michelin–starred The Four Horsemen restaurant has remained a hotspot for its exquisite food, delicious wine list and laidback, boisterous vibe. Their first cookbook is a pragmatic and user-friendly recipe book that’s separated into predictable categories (meat, seafood, salads + vegetables) and unexpected ones (a bowl of, bread + toast). With a humorous introduction, a section on wine and tempting photos throughout, it’s a warm, casual but impeccable cookbook that just makes sense—much like the restaurant itself.
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We’re huge backgammon fans. And beach day fans. And now can easily enjoy them in one thoughtfully designed product. G. McGee’s Beach Board is an oversized towel for the beach or lawn, with a game board woven into it. The board has texture and is much more elegant than a printed version. It’s 100% certified organic cotton jacquard-woven terrycloth woven in Portugal and has a matching canvas hook and a matching pouch with full-size beachwood game pieces. Measures 80cm x 100cm. Other styles, chess and checkers are also available.
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We met designer Ti Chang years ago, and she continues to impress us with Crave, her line of beautifully made, subtle and discretely subversive pleasure jewelry and accessories. This Kickstarter project supports the launch of the Tease Vibrator Necklace, which features Crave’s Tease vibrator—a small, surprisingly powerful lozenge-shaped vibrator that can be discretely worn on a necklace, as a ring or simply carried. Available in silver and 24kt gold, as a necklace or as a set that includes adaptors to wear it as a ring, the Kickstarter offer also includes sourcing options to suit your preference and budget—made in China, assembled in USA, or made in USA—with prices starting at $98.
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EDJY has reimagined the nail clipper, a tool largely unchanged since the 1880s, by introducing a single-blade design that cuts cleanly rather than crushing. This innovation eliminates jagged edges and the need for post-trim filing, while an integrated cavity collects clippings to prevent mess. Crafted in Michigan, EDJY’s cutters are made from high-hardness stainless steel and have been tested for over 150,000 cycles to ensure durability. The ergonomic design positions the lever closer to the blade for enhanced control, and a safety-tested blade stop protects the nail bed. By combining precision engineering with sustainable, American-made manufacturing, EDJY offers a thoughtful upgrade to a daily grooming essential.
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We love when some of our favorite brands collaborate—rather, when they collaborate and bring the best each has to offer—which is what Birkenstock and Maharishi have done with the Mogami Terra Tech. Starting from the newly introduced Mogami model, a hearty, all-terrain shoe, Maharishi brings its M.A.L.I.C.E. (Modified All-Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment) functionality and stylistic point of view with two nylon and suede straps that feature a quick release buckle. Available on their own or in a pack, which includes a double carabiner and strap and a pair of socks, in olive, sand and black.
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Blublocker’s Original Aviator shades get a charismatic jolt with the Checkered in ColorVision edition—a remix of the classic 80s silhouette patterned with a retro checkerboard motif. Paired with the brand’s first new lens design since the original amber color, ColorVision is engineered to heighten contrast and clarity while still filtering out 100% of UV light and 85% of blue light. This playful yet functional upgrade straddles nostalgia and performance, ideal for sun-drenched drives, festival fields or just feeling good on the sidewalk. They’re available in several colorways including our other fave, leopard print with classic amber lenses.
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Formulated to smooth, brighten and hydrate the skin around your eyes, Typology’s A30 Eye Serum incorporates high-performance ingredients including 0.1% retinoids (to stimulate cell renewal), hyaluronic acid (for lasting hydration) and niacinamide (to soothe and protect). It’s a featherweight serum that absorbs quickly, leaving the skin feeling refreshed and supple. Like all Typology products, the packaging is not only functional but also looks chic on your bathroom counter.
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Pretty Snake’s Cryptids collection features colorful creatures and monsters designed by Julian Farmar Bowers on a black background. From swim trunks to sheets and clothing, there’s something celebrating the goth freak in all of us. Prices range from $40 (for the men’s swim brief) to $88 (for the summer dress). Materials vary by product.
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An icy start that warms up to an herbal eucalyptus funk, Burkleman’s Triple Exhale eau de parfum lives at the intersection of a “steam room haze” and a “tiger balm rush”. It’s fresh and sexy for summer. Price is for a 50ml bottle. Smaller sizes are available.
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Part of Ciele Athletics new denim collection, this bucket hat is designed for runners—a wide brim keeps you shaded, mesh sides keep you cool, and the hemp and cotton denim fabric is both stylish and meant for performance. It’s lightweight (89 grams) and has reflective detailing for nighttime use.
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We love this fresh take on a studded two inch semi-aniline leather cuff by Moshe Yossel. Fully traceable from source to studio, it has great proportions, beautiful hardware—including matte nickel Chicago screws and collar buttons—and fully burnished edges.
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We haven’t been this excited about a rarely used plant byproduct since coffee flour—flour made from the fruit of the coffee cherry that covers the bean. What’s so similar with Holy Cacao’s Dried Cacao fruit chews is the similarity in using the fruit of a plant that is otherwise a waste product. Both coffee and cacao are grown in similar climates / locations, and both are nearly always processed on site. Like the coffee cherry’s fruit, the fruit inside of the cacao pods that surround its seeds is rarely used as a food source for animals or humans, mostly because it must be handled as the seeds are removed; it’s not easy to work with, and it spoils quickly. Holy Cacao turns it into a dehydrated fruit leather, cut neatly into small squares. The dried cacao fruit chews are tasty, tangy, full of energy, flavor, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. Price is for the 1lb bag. Smaller and larger bags are available, and it comes in natural and sour lemon flavors.
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evolvetogether’s Deoderant Discovery Set includes four travel size (.63oz) deodorants, one of each of their four scents. With a brand focus on sustainability, all natural ingredients, clear application and scents that are on the subtler side and made for everyone, there’s a lot to appreciate. The company makes a full range of body and face products that are also worth checking out.
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We’re crushing hard on Tumi’s 19 Degree Aluminum bags in the new olive-y gunmetal color. For longer trips the Extended Trip Packing Case provides ample room for longer trips or those requiring multiple fashion options. Inside, the case has multiple zipper pockets and zip dividers. Amply sized at 30.5″ x 20.5″ x 11″
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These simple, small gluten and dairy free cookies are made with only nine all-natural non-GMO ingredients, starting with almonds. They don’t only taste great, they smell great too, with their lemon, cardamom and rosemary notes. If you’re looking for an all-natural, lightly-sweetened treat it’s great option. These retail around $6 a bag, and are sold as a six pack. Other flavors are available.
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Kaikado was founded in Kyoto in 1875 by Kiyosuke Kaikado, who developed Japan’s first tinplate tea canisters (chazutsu), which offered a significant advantage over traditional earthenware, wood, or copper jars by providing an airtight seal to maintain tea freshness; the company is recognized as the oldest handmade tea canister manufacturer in Japan. Kaikado’s craft and heritage have been passed down through six generations, with Takahiro Yagi currently leading the family workshop, and he’s currently leading the celebration of the company’s 150th anniversary with the debut of Kaikado, a comprehensive and beautiful book created with ERG Media.
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