Interview: Herschel Supply Co’s Co-Founder Jamie Cormack
From opening a first-ever NYC store to reinventing the classics with consumer input
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From opening a first-ever NYC store to reinventing the classics with consumer input
An abundance of functional attributes within a polycarbonate shell crafted from proprietary recycled material
Available in a range of neon colorways, Weatherman’s Travel Umbrella is made for commuting. Weighing less than a pound, it has an auto-open and auto-close feature for quick access. Made from water-repellent, …
Merging necessity and technology within a slim, compact design, the Peak Series Straw is a personal water filter and straw made from sustainable materials and enhanced by a micro-filter that removes 99.9% …
Discussing the developmental path for carriers and leashes that last
A recent trip to Japan during Typhoon Hagibis put this Blunt Metro to the test and it remains in one piece. For the cold, gloomy winter months, this umbrella comes in several …
Another ergonomic development from the travel innovator
For those who have trouble sleeping on planes (or trains, buses or cars), this soft and cozy eye pillow offers a little escape from the rest of the world. Crafted to fit anybody, …
Made with travel in mind, the Grey Label by NYC-based O.N.S is a collection of minimal but delightfully designed items that will survive a stint in a suitcase. Our pick: the utilitarian …
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. …