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There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of Parade swimwear, a new artful collection of Stasher bags and Solo Stove’s pellet adapter for clean-burning bonfires.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

The intimates brand hits the pool

Parade’s bralettes and underwear are so comfortable, it seems that customers were wearing the items by the pool. Parade, recognizing an opportunity, has now taken customer-favorite silhouettes and shapes and — with some additional design creativity coming into play — created a swimwear collection with everything from thong bikini bottoms to triangle bikini tops and super-breezy mesh coverups.

If you use a small appliance enough to keep it on the counter, it needs to do two things: do its job very well and look good doing it. If you’re a tea- or coffee-person, Fellow’s redesigned kettles, the Corvo Pro and Corvo Pro Studio Edition fit the bill. Originally used for the French press, the new kettles have scheduling, Wi-Fi updates and customizable settings. Plus, the original Corvo kettle is now available in two new cool colors beyond black: matte white and stone blue.

Solo Stove’s smokeless fire pits are perfect for camping or the patio (depending on which of the several sizes you choose), but if you don’t have any woodland nearby to source fallen twigs from for fuel, there’s the company’s new pellet adapter. The pellets are a modern fuel source for your Solo Stove: They burn longer than wood, have no popping and burn clean — and the adapter is easy to fit to your Solo Stove. It’s $40 for the Ranger-compatible model; the one for the Bonfire is $50 and it’s $60 for the one fitting the Yukon.

Ruggable’s machine-washable rugs have just added a new collection to the lineup with the launch of its Natural Abstract Collection. The new collection isn’t just your usual jute rugs, though: It features abstract, geometric and modern botanical prints in soft shades of taupes, greens, blues and rusts. Not only is a color to match any of your interior spaces, but the new line is available in Ruggable’s full range of classic (chenille) sizes, outdoor sizes, premium medium pile sizes, re-jute sizes and doormats.

The one thing about outdoor seating is that it’s almost never comfortable, which is a shame given how expensive it is. Sure, you don’t mind plopping down for a drink and a chat, but it’s not exactly the kind of furniture you’re going to want to curl up in for an afternoon with a book. Neighbor’s new Terra Collection, starting at $350, aims to change all that, with super-soft Sunbrella cushions to sink into but the durability in construction you need if you’re going to leave furniture exposed to the elements. The nine-piece, monochromatic collection comes in shades like a classic eggshell, modern charcoal or grass green.

Brooklinen just dropped a collection of laundry and fabric care products to complement its range of bath and bedding textiles — a logical step if there ever was one. The offerings start at $9 and include Essential Detergent, Oxygen Bleach Alternative, Fabric Softener, Fabric Refresher Spray, Stain Remover and Wool Dryer Balls.

Staher’s new Earth Month Artivism Collection takes its popular, plastic-bag-replacing bags and groups them into vibrant collections that can handle any food storage task. Made in partnership with PangeaSeed Foundation, the new bags come in colorful, wavy colorways complemented in the bundles by Stasher bags in similar tones. Choose from Rainbow Splash, Purple Wave and Blue Current — they’re all microwave-, freezer- and dishwasher-safe — and while the initial outlay might not be cheap, just one Stasher bag can replace 260 plastic ones (meaning you’ll spend less over time). Grab a six-pack for $99, a three-pack of sandwich bags in each of the new colorways for $37 or shop them individually over on Stasher.

Spring is starting to bloom, and to help you get in the mood is Otherland’s new Garden Party candle collection, featuring scents like Verdant Verve, Out of the Blue, Clean Blossom, Canary, Ultraviolet and Georgette for $36 each. Each of the floral-scented candles is made from coconut and soy wax with a cotton wick — and they’re all vegan too. Best of all? The 50-hour burn time ensures your home or room will smell like fresh spring flowers for a long, long time.

Canopy’s viral, $90 waterless diffuser (yes, you read that right) now comes in three different neutral shades to seamlessly blend into any corner of your home. Now available (like its sister humidifiers) in white, cream and moonstruck, the diffusers have two ways to emit fragrance (a deeper well or a “fragrance puck” up top for aromas you want to swap out. Plus, no water means no mold, meaning you have one less worry when you’re chilling out with your aromatherapy.

If you’re blocking out time for the annual spring cleaning, eco-friendly, plastic-free brand (and editor-favorite) Cloud Paper has bundled its essentials for the job into a handy value offer. For $31, you’ll get two plant-based coconut sponges that are 100% biodegradable and compostable (and exclusive to the bundle), a three-pack of reusable swish clothes and four rolls of paper towels.

Three steps for clear scalps and hydrated curls

Editor-loved brand Act+Acre’s “skincare for your scalp” line just dropped a Soft Curl Collection that keeps curls hydrated and healthy to reduce breakage, damage to curl patterns, dryness and frizz. The “system” starts with a shampoo that cleanses without stripping, followed by a curl spray and lotion for weightless definition, thanks to some help from vegan protein for strength and seed extracts (chia, linseed, meadowfoam) for hydration and frizz control. Each formula is good for daily use (including the shampoo).

This ready-for-business knife from by-chefs-for-chefs brand Made In takes the traditional cleaver form (blocky, slightly scary blade) and elevates it with the addition of a sturdy olive wood handle. Inspired by traditional butcher shops, the new $199 knife can be used for any and all things meat or thick-skinned veg. It’s made with an eye toward being a legacy piece, too, with a full-tang blade that melts into the handle for exceptional balance and a handle finished by a fifth-generation craftsperson in Thiers, France.

Having a dedicated body hair trimmer on hand makes it super-easy to maintain your desired level of hair growth, from barely touched to all the way gone. Luckily, Meridian just dropped a redesign of its first model, the Trimmer Plus, which features a new ergonomic design that’s waterproof too, an LED guidelight for smaller areas and a trimming guard with four settings. There’s also the new Trimmer Premium Edition, which has 90 minutes of trimming time per charge and added features like a universal USB-C charging cable and travel lock function. Both styles come in vibrant shades, too — it’s not just your average utilitarian black or pandering pink.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of Allbirds’ new transitional canvas sneaker, Material’s Aperitivo Set and Caraway’s glam copper-handled, jewel-toned cookware sets.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

Allbirds might be famous for its Merino wool shoes, but it can work wonders in other materials, too. Case in point: It’s just dropped a new style perfect for this chilly-yet-transitional time of year: a mid-rise style of the brand’s bestselling Canvas Pacers.

The classic-looking Canvas Pacer Mids are lightweight and cover the ankles, making them a great shoe for between seasons. The modern colorways in white, black and a dusky teal are easy to swap into

your wardrobe too, whether you’re going with patterns or monochromatic shades today. They’re available in men’s and women’s fits from Allbirds for $120 now — just don’t wait too long, since these are limited edition.

A richly crafted artist line that adds beauty and storytelling to your spaces

Homewares and furniture company Lulu and Georgia launched a new collection (starting at $54) with artist Hadiya Williams this week. The artist uses media like clay, jute, linen and other natural materials to create wall art, pillows and tabletop textiles featuring graphic patterns and lines — each piece deeply visually linked to the culture of the African diaspora.

Why not add a little drama to your kitchen cookware? Caraway is here with cookware that looks as decadent as the food coming from it, courtesy of the Copper Collection. New shades of Emerald, Midnight, and Stone are joined with a vibrant copper on the handles for a polished look for sophisticated cooks. Each color in the collection is sold as part of the now-$595 Cookware Set, which comes with the Fry Pan, Sauté Pan, Sauce Pan and Dutch Oven — plus three lids and an organizer to keep it all together. .

Fans of Nécessaire’s The Deodorant Gel now have a new scent to choose from, courtesy of recently launched Sandalwood. The natural deodorant also has a skincare side to it, with 5% AHA to minimize bumps, niacinamide to fade hyperpigmentation and strengthen the moisture barrier and chamomile flower extract for some necessary peak-winter (or post-shave) soothing.

Knix’s whole loungewear and intimate vibe is about bras so comfy you’ll want to just keep lounging in them instead of, you know, loungewear — it occupies the nice middle space between both. Now, it’s come out with a mesh collection that leans heavy on the sexier vibe, without sacrificing comfort. Just added styles include a Shadow Mesh bra with a mesh-overlaid deep-V and leakproof underwear styles from high-rises to thongs. The pieces come in shocking pink, rose water, lotus leaf, black and cobalt, so you can coordinate or not at will. Plus, if you’re looking to stock up, the more you buy, the more you save.

We are hitting maximum levels of coziness at the moment, but here to curl up with us well into spring (and cool summers) are Brooklinen’s new textured blankets in a light spring-friendly weight. Available in three cheery, seasonal shades of sand, dried rose and basil, they’re perfect as a layer under the duvet as it gets warmer, as a topper to complement your bedscape in the spring and fall, or as a throw on top of a sofa during the summer. Plus, right now it’s 15% off, bringing the blanket down to $127.

Girlfriend Collective just refreshed its Stretch Woven Collection with new styles for lounging, hiking, Saturday adventures and lazy Sunday mornings — it’ll work for wherever the day takes you. They’re made from technical fabric for when you’re on the move (it’s made from 86% recycled polyester; the rest is spandex). Some of the styles are the same as last year (hello again, Play windbreaker and short!); others, like the Stretch Woven Peak Track Jacket and Peak Track Pant, are brand new and in shades of wisteria and palm.

Courtside (and studio-side) pieces for working out and recovery

Athleta has just dropped its new Advantage Tennis Collection, which features tennis- (and brunch-, and yoga-) ready pieces in the teal, white and dusky pink combo that’s popping up on palettes right now, plus ever-popular black. Starting at $29, the collection includes sweaters, polos, poplins, jackets and — since it seems they’re everywhere right now — Athleta’s take on the (actually functional) tennis dress and skort.

Rhode skincare’s had a streak of sell-outs,  but now’s your chance to get started on the Hailey Bieber-backed regimen in one easy go. The brand just dropped a $95 bundle made up of the barrier restore cream, the peptide glazing fluid, and three peptide lip treatments — each made for plump-looking, glowy skin. Head to the Rhode website to join the waitlist today.

Italians really nailed something when it comes to taking that end-of-day pause for an aperitivo — a little moment with great nibbles and light cocktail/mocktail or wine to bridge the workday with the evening ahead. Material just launched a great aesthetic to make your little pause even more special with an Aperitivo Set ($85) that comes with a Forever Peeler for garnishes, an Almost-4” Knife for (necessary) cheese and a mini reBoard for slicing and dicing the nibbles.

Drew Barrymore is kicking off spring with a new shade of lavender bedecking kitchen appliances from her Beautiful by Drew line (starting at $30). You can pick it up in the form of a personal blender for easy smoothies, a bagel-ready toaster, the aforementioned electric kettle, and an air fryer, too — they’re all sold at Walmart.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of Ruggable’s new premium washable rugs, Hill House Home’s pretty prints and spring styles, and Oprah-loved Brightland’s organic, family-farmed persimmon vinegar.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

Cushier and more luxurious yet still washable floor decor

Known for its machine-washable area rugs, runners and doormats, Ruggable is doing our feet and floors one better with the launch of the Premium Medium Pile collection, which takes what the brand does best and makes it higher, softer and even more cushioned. Three times thicker than Ruggable’s previous thickest offerings, the plush new style combines luxury with practicality, since spills are still nothing to worry about — the new collection is just as washable as its predecessors. Premium Medium Pile also comes in tons of sizes, colors and styles, including collab pieces with design guru Jonathan Adler (more from him below).

Washable furniture and high design don’t usually go hand-in-hand, which is why we’re thrilled that beloved housewares designer Jonathan Adler teamed up with life-proof furniture brand Levity (Ruggable’s sister brand) on 17 colorful, California-retro prints to cover the company’s dining and lounge chairs, stools and ottomans. Ranging from $239 to $799, the interchangeable, machine-washable range means even the most dog- and toddler-filled households can look chic.

Brightland, which works exclusively with US-based family farms to produce its olive oils (named one of Oprah’s favorite things!), vinegars and honey, just dropped a new persimmon vinegar to perk up your midwinter cooking rut. The $25 Folklore vinegar is made entirely from naturally fermented, certified organic Fuyu and Hachiya persimmons grown on the nonprofit White Buffalo Land Trust in central California. A little goes a long way toward giving salad dressings, marinades and wellness tonics (add a splash to iced tea!) a little extra zip.

You can’t be the host with the most without good ice. Housewares brand W&P’s latest, the Ice Cube, is a solution for those of us without automatic ice makers built into our fridges and freezers — and it’s way better than stacking up freezer trays. This handy, practical $20 device does it all: It makes and stores up to 48 easy-to-release ice cubes, stacks easily in the freezer and keeps it all covered with a sealable lid, so your ice stays pure — and your cocktails never end up tasting like the inside of your freezer.

KitchenAid’s $499 Artisan Stand Mixer is already an iconic piece of kitchenware unto itself, but it’s even more of a countertop standout in the company’s 2023 color of the year: hibiscus. Warm, cheery and inviting, this bold new hue conjures up everything we love about home cooking. If you’re less baker, more smoothie-maker, the $300 K400 Blender also comes in the new hibiscus shade.

Best known for their super-comfy sleepwear-meets-streetwear nap dress, Hill House Home’s just-launched spring drop is positively abloom with new floral prints, an expanded range of separates — hello tops, shorts, knits, swimwear and shoes! — and the return of iconic styles that were previous customer faves. As the weather warms up, get ready to get dressed up or dressed down, all via one cute collection featuring bucolic prints, flattering smocking and easy-wearing silhouettes. Sounds like springtime to us.

Hero Cosmetics has just dropped three ultra-targeting versions of its much-loved skincare patches. First, meet the Micropoint XL ($23.99 for six), a patch that works to banish bigger breakouts before they can even fully take root. On the other side of the acne-healing process, the brand’s new and improved Micropoints for Dark Spots ($12.99 for eight) help fade away post-acne hyperpigmentation (or whatever type of hyperpigmentation you may personally be looking to erase from your face) with tranexamic acid, niacinamide, vitamin C and licorice root. Or, at $12.99 for eight, Hero Cosmetics has improved its tried-and-true Micropoint for Blemishes patches — which call in salicylic acid, sodium hyaluronate, niacinamide and willow bark — with twice as many micro points per patch.

A vintage-inspired rug and pillow collection, minus the musty whiff of the local secondhand shop? Yes, please. Rifle Paper Co. applied their finest botanical designs to textile brand Loloi’s soft and durable rugs and pillows, for a 30-plus-piece collection ready to bring the best of springtime into your living room. Whether you’d prefer playful pineapples, French florals or beautiful blooms inspired by Windsor Palace, you’ll find a new accent motif to brighten up your space in this collection.

Apparently, it’s the year everyone’s going to up their shower game, and if linens are where you’re starting to up your luxe factor, Brooklinen’s got you covered (literally, if you like). Whether you bring the garden vibes inside via soothing shades of rose and eucalyptus, or go for bold thanks to navy and lavender stripes, Brooklinen’s new 100% Turkish cotton washcloths, towels, robes and bath mats (ranging from $15 to $99) make stepping out of every shower — and onto a new checkered bath mat — a plush moment in your own personal spa.

Out: fish nets left adrift in the sea. In: fishnet stockings adorning your legs. But Cuup’s new version of the aforementioned fishnet tights is sustainably made from actual discarded fish nets. The intimates brand’s eco-friendly and very literal take on fishnets is made from Econyl yarn, which in turn is spun from regenerated pre- and post-consumer waste — like, say, fishing nets that could otherwise harm undersea animals. One pair is $45, or you can partner yours up with Cuup’s Balconette or Plunge bras in $118 bundles. No matter what you choose, sustainability is always sexy.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of the U.S.’s first halal skincare brand, Hai’s amazing at-home hydrotherapy and Samsonite’s new luggage collaboration with BTS.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

The first halal skincare brand in the U.S. lands at Ulta

After winning the Rare Beauty Brands x Ulta Beauty x Black Girl Ventures Pitch last spring, Flora & Noor’s range of cleansers, toners, serums, and moisturizers has just launched online at Ulta. In addition to being the first ever halal-certified beauty brand in the U.S., Flora & Noor’s products ($24 to $34) are packed with the good stuff – think ceramides, vitamin C and rose water, just to name a few standout ingredients – and none of the bad, like parabens, phthalates, or alcohols. And on top of it all, the line is clean, vegan and never tested on animals.

The beloved brand gears up for the gym

After 90-plus years in the business, Cole Haan is best known for its comfortable-but-sophisticated footwear ready for any office environment. Now the legacy brand has you covered during your after-work gym run, too: The company just revamped and relaunched four running sneaker styles in men’s and women’s fits. You’re sure to find your preferred shoe here, whether you’re into an easy slip-on style or a super-cushioned yet ultra-lightweight model to get you up to speed on your sprints. The Embrostitch Running Shoe is also Cole Haan’s first sustainable sneaker and made from a mix of recycled and all-natural materials.

The mini-but-mighty Wonderboom Bluetooth speaker regularly lands on audio best-of lists, thanks to its powerful sound, serious range, and water- and dust-resistant exterior. (They also get 14 hours of battery life to keep the party going). Now the popular pick comes in two new limited-edition colors: lavender and green. FYI: They’re only in stock while supplies last.

A better body cream that truly does it all

PH-balanced, stored in an environmentally- and bathroom decor-friendly glass jar, and packed with a clinical concentration of five different ceramides (plus niacinamide, glycerin and linoleic acid) Nécesaire’s The Body Cream ($45) is a smartly formulated first line of defense (or offense if you need it) against winter’s dry skin. Whether your concern is dry, compromised, or aging skin (or all three!), Nécessaire’s super-rich cream is ready to help repair your skin barrier, banish dryness, and even turn around signs of aging.

Whether you go for one of the three eye-catching $45 luggage tags or the $315 rolling trunk in a bright, cheery yellow (or black with subtle yellow accents), Samsonite’s homage-via-luggage to the record-breaking BTS single “Butter” is the perfect gear for the BTS Army uniform — so you can show off your fandom on your travels. There’s also a DIY customization kit for the rollerbags includes interchangeable logo plates, luggage handles and wheel caps. Not planning to jet off on a long holiday? The $80 expandable tote bag is basically made for overnights — or the grocery store.

Skincare brand Loop’s newest mask, from brand creative director Camile Mendes, borrows from the practice of skin slugging, believed to have originated in South Korea, with its own take on the practice of slathering the face in a pre-bed petroleum jelly coating. These hydrogel masks ($35 for five) are infused with a proprietary “slugging complex” (comprised of antioxidant-rich macadamia nut, jojoba, grape seed, olive, avocado and evening primrose oils) that absorbs into the skin to create an overnight humectant barrier that seals in moisture and works in harmony with the rest of your skincare.

Kick your cleansing into high gear with the latest from eco-friendly home shower system Hai. The company’s new hydrotherapy system, compatible with their smart showerhead, consists of two parts: a $49 attachment, the Fuse, into which you simply pop one of the company’s many Infusions ($30). These tablets are packed with vitamins and essential oils and target a range of needs, from energy and mood lifts to relaxation, bedtime wind down and post-workout recovery. With this system on hand, who even needs the spa?

Shay Mitchell’s travel bag brand Bèis has just dropped a brand-new Court Collection, a trio of highly functional bags that look just as good for your daily errands as they do for a lunch out with friends. And if you’re someone who likes a place for everything, these are for you: Each bag comes with a ton of built-in organization. There’s the practical sport sling, a sporty take on the fanny pack; the clever backpack that’s as ready for your laptop and travel gear as it is for your workout duds and tennis racket. Or, pick up the carryall with a laptop sleeve, water bottle holder and a pocket for everything else needed for your daily carry. Each is available in black, beige or slate, so no matter your workout attire or athleisure vibes, there’s a bag that complements it.

Say goodbye to peach fuzz and dead skin in one go with Flamingo’s new single-blade Disposable Dermaplane Razor. It gets everything started with a stainless steel Japanese precision blade and easy-to-hold curved handle. Or, get the same effect a different way with Flamingo’s other new launch: the Facial Hair Removal Cream. This is a far cry from formulas of the ’90s – think a subtle iris and suede scent, a dermatologist-tested gentle formula and best of all, an additional calming serum to soothe your skin post-application.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of new colors from Cuup, Caraway’s handy new steamers and Athleta’s first-ever yoga accessories collection that’s good for both you and the planet.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

A backpack and a crossbody bag made for everyone

After three years of research, product testing and focus groups conducted with Disability:IN, an organization devoted to disability inclusion and equality, JanSport has developed a backpack and crossbody bag with features designed for different mobilities: think features like removable shoulder straps, easy release buckles and finger loops for dexterity limitations. Even better, the Adaptive Collection is designed to fit with a range of mobility devices. Available in black, pink and a tie-dye print, the Adaptive gear carries the same aesthetic as the JanSport bags customers have known and loved for decades for timeless style.

Cuup’s balconette and plunge bras, plus the brand’s bikinis, thongs, and high waist undies, are fan favorites for their comfy materials and range of sizes. And just in time for Valentine’s — or Galentine’s, if you prefer — Cuup is releasing deep-hued, super-pigmented versions of their iconic cuts in fuschia, a daring and delightful pink, and carmine, a bold, true red, starting at $20. Choose your fighter for a sexy statement ready to reveal itself under your winter gear.

Hot, freshly steamed dumplings in the comfort of your own kitchen? Yes please. Scrubbing off hardened bits of dumpling wrapper after dinner? Ugh. Enter internet-fave Caraway’s innovative new steamers, which pair a non-toxic ceramic coating with a classic stainless steel body so you’ll never have to scrub away stuck-on food again. Plus, the duo comes in two sizes, a little and a biggie, so whether you’re preparing a festive feast or doing dinner for one, your cleanup will be fast and hassle-free.

Gear that’s good for you and good for the world

Athleta’s first-ever yoga accessories just dropped. The three-piece set is designed with sustainability in mind — the $119 mat is 70% natural rubber from 100% FSC certified forests, the $24 block is made from 51% renewable sugarcane and the bag to tote around both items is crafted from 100% recycled polyester ripstop fabric. Plus, if you’re looking to head to your next Ashtanga course in a fully coordinated ensemble, Athleta’s got you literally covered, with new performance bodysuits, leggings and sports bras in vibrant, complementary colors to go perfectly with your new gear.

A classy band for your favorite wearable tech

Keeping the face of your Apple Watch scratch-free is imperative, obviously, but how about the band? Nomad’s on the case with their just-launched advanced aluminum bands, designed in two shades to perfectly match the watch itself. Each version retains the look of a classic watch band but pairs it with slim, magnetic clasp and a super-hard carbon coating reminiscent of that other carbon-based product (ahem, diamonds) designed to stand up to the toughest of wearers.

A wearable ode to the best of Maine’s wildlife

Inspired by the stunning shoreline and unique fauna of Maine’s Acadia National Park, Parks Project’s latest gear drop makes it easy to dress for the great outdoors as well as the great indoors. Think wave-printed sherpa pullovers, fanny packs and bucket hats, plus practical pullovers and long-sleeve tees featuring some of the park’s most iconic wildlife, including puffins, moose and lobsters you absolutely won’t want to drop in a pot.

What’s better than a hardy, water-resistant backpack with a bunch of pockets that also comes in a handful of fun colors? A mini version of said item, which won’t leave you worried you’re going to slam your bag into your neighbor every time you make a sudden turn in a crowd. Calpak’s new Luka Mini is as cute as it is useful for $72 — it even has a luggage sleeve to sit astride your roller bag. Another new item takes care of your laptop: Calpack just launched 13- and 17-inch laptop cases for when you and your office are on the go.

Be quick like a rabbit in a pair of warm and wooly new sneakers

In honor of the Lunar New Year, which sees us entering the Year of the Rabbit, Allbirds is launching a special edition version of its Wool Runners in beige and white versions for men, women and children. At $110, the adult sneakers are an incredibly practical way to stick to your winter jogging resolutions and keep your feet warm at the same time, but the $70 fluffy white kiddie version is straight-up adorable.

Now in four scents from the minimalist beauty brand

Glossier’s Deodorant officially launched this week, and true to the minimalist beauty company’s form, it’s a formula pared down to good-for-you, good-for-the-earth basics: The deo is refillable, vegan, cruelty-free, and non-comedogenic — and is free of aluminum, baking soda, acids and water. Plus, there’s some coconut oil in there to help condition your skin and potato starch helps you stay dry. Scents include Sandstone (think oceany, rugged-rock vibes), Glossier You (Glossier’s OG fragrance), Orange Blossom Neroli (you might recognize the cedarwood and citrus notes from Glossier’s Body Hero Collection) and unscented.

(And FYI, you’ll be able to snag a Glossier Sunshine Yellow Duffel Bag as a gift with purchase on all Glossier.com orders over $70.)

For inside and outside the haus

House shoes are a thing. You change into them when you step out of your shoes right inside your door, and they should never, ever be sullied by the dirt of the outdoors (much less your building hallway — otherwise what’s the point?). Now, merino wool experts Graf Lantz has come out with their own version of the at-home shoes, called the Haus Clogs — the company’s first-ever footwear.

You can, according to the company, wear these outside the home (but please, have an indoor pair too), and they’re comfy all year round, thanks to the merino wool that keeps them warm in the winter but dry and cool in the summer. They come in unisex sizing in the brand’s Merino Wool Felt colors, Granite, Charcoal and Olive.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of Homesick’s new “Friends”-themed Central Perk candle, Roborock’s new vacuums meant to make you forget about cleaning (in a good way), and La DoubleJ.’s maximalist ski (and apres-ski) collection.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

A candle that smells like nostalgia your favorite fictional coffeeshop

It seems we’re hitting peak “Friends” nostalgia, and the new Friends x Homesick Central Perk candle from Homesick and is all about recreating the scent of that iconic fictional coffeeshop. Expect notes of espresso, steamed milk, caramel and cream (but don’t blame us if you find yourself craving an extra latte).

Editor’s note: This is a collaboration between Homesick and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, which is part of CNN’s parent company.

Scarlett Johansson’s skincare line has just dropped a $44 facial oil for skin left a little dry from winter weather. The nongreasy formula uses squalane (and botanical oils) to replenish the natural moisture barrier of your skin to keep all that goodness locked in. It’s formulated to play nice with oily skin, too.

A firming oil for everywhere but your face

Whether you’re heading to the Brazilian beach or just feeling a little puffy (hi, midwinter!), this new Bum Bum Body Firmeza Oil from internet-famous brand Sol de Janeiro promises to not just add some hydration to your skin, but visibly firm and de-puff it as well. It also smells amazing too, thanks to its Cheirosa ‘62 scent, featuring notes of pistachio and salted caramel.

Brand-new robovacs and a cordless wet-dry model, too

Winter brings peak dirt and grit into the house, and the newest models from Roborock are here to tackle it easily (because life goes too fast to spend more time than necessary cleaning). The brand’s new S8 series features more-powerful-than-ever robotic models, including a new mopping system and a range of over 300 square meters. Best of all, you’ll go up to seven weeks without emptying it, meaning you have to think about cleaning less often. And there’s also the new Dyad Pro, a cordless wet-dry vac that gets within a millimeter of wall edges and adapts its cleaning power to the amount of dirt concentration it senses.

The Reformation’s fan-favorite Agathea Chunky Loafer is starting off the new year with three new looks. Adding to the colorway choices are now a mirror-metallic finish, plus two two-tone colorways in black/white and nutmeg/white. Plus, it’s made from materials like a recycled rubber compound specifically chosen for its low fossil-fuel-derived content, foam derived from sugar cane and ethically sourced leather from Brazil. And yes, it’s 100% recyclable through Reformation’s RefRecycling program.

Maximalist ski gear with bright florals and more

If you like your skiwear a little more glam than rugged, La DoubleJ.’s new ski wear collection is full of ‘70s maximalist vibes with a big splash of pure Italian fun. Expect technical clothing for the slopes (or after them) in stylish patterns, like a reversible high-collar jacket, second-skin leggings and some gorgeous knitted socks for cozy feet.

Bocce’s Bakery has its own pedigree of delicious treats for your dog, and it’s just launched two new collections for snacking. First up is a line of Small Batch Biscuits made from locally sourced ingredients (from family-owned producers) and organic flours. They’re made in 50-lb. batches to keep things fresh and delicious and come in three flavors: Pumpk’n Harvest, Spiced Cake and Wild ‘Berry Biscotti.

There’s also a new Valentine’s Day collection featuring sweet and savory treat combos your pup will be very happy to hoover up. Bags are $6.50 each and flavors include peanut butter and blueberry, strawberry and cream cheese, and bananas and bacon (or get the trio as a bundle for $16.50).

Maybe your attempt at a green thumb didn’t go super-well in 2022, but you can start the new year off fresh with Easyplant’s aptly named collection. With this $309 bundle, you’ll get a small Money Tree that symbolizes good fortune and prosperity; a medium Anthurium with gorgeous heart-shaped leaves; and a large Fiddle Leaf Fig Bush for some glamour. And with their arrival in their own stylish self-watering pots, keeping them alive should be easier than ever.

Recycled vessels to hold coffee, wine, and more

We’re seeing more and more insulated steel vessels that go beyond holding water — who needs to drink out of glass all the time anyway? We prefer keeping the hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold, thank you. Klean Kanteen’s new lidded collection features earth-toned vessels made from 90% post-consumer recycled steel that come in five styles starting at $25.95: a Lowball, Mug, Wine Tumbler, 16-ounce Tumbler, or 26-ounce Tumbler.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of Solo Stove’s pizza oven accessory, Quip’s new rechargeable brushes and not one but two Pendleton collabs: one with Cole Haan and the other with Brooklinen.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

The only thing better than being able to order pizza on demand for delivery anytime is being able to make it in your backyard and skip all those service and delivery fees. Enter Solo Stove’s Pi Fire, which sits atop your Solo Stove smokeless fire pit and cooks up your pizza while letting you enjoy the warmth of a backyard bonfire. It needs some preheating to get the stone good and hot, but after that, you’ll have a fresh-off-the-fire pizza in five to 10 minutes. It can nest inside the fire pit for storage too.

Quip’s bestselling toothbrushes are now available in rechargeable form starting at $40 — and it couldn’t be easier to stay on top of your brushing habits. If you opt for the smart version, you’ll be able to check the battery levels on your brush, track oral care habits and even earn rewards once you’ve paired the app to your brush. There’s also a subscription plan that ensures new brush heads are shipped out to you every three months for $5, making it one fewer thing you have to think about for your pearly whites. It’s also travel-ready for all your winter adventures ahead — and five colorways for the brush help you and your S.O. or roommate tell your brushes apart.

Dutch ovens and aprons covered in vintage blooms

A Dutch oven is the pot that’ll get you through most of winter’s baking, braising, stewing and roasting, and Great Jones has just made its Dutch oven super fun via a collab with Lisa Says Gah: Great Jones Says Gah! The vintage-inspired, print-loving fashion favorite has leant Great Jones’ modern take on the classic Dutch oven a little jazzing up courtesy of a retro motif featuring daisies around a gold handle and a small garden of blooms on the front. It’s available in the oval, 6.75-quart Dutchess in white or the 3.75-quart, round Dutch Baby in dark green. If you’re a little spill-prone in the kitchen, you can also pick up a coordinating apron in two colorways: Broccoli and Salt.

When you’re heading straight from the office to your weekend getaway, Monos’ new Metro products are ready to look great while stashing your things at your desk — and organizing the essentials for your escape. The Metro Weekender and Metro Toiletry Case feature Monos’ signature design and are made from luxe-looking (and -feeling) vegan materials. They’re filled with details that make keeping your things together on the go simple: Think a water-resistant bottom compartment on the weekender for shoes (plus a laptop sleeve inside), and plenty of pockets in the nylon or vegan leather toiletry bag for separating, say, skin care and cosmetics or shower and face. There are a ton of colors available in both, so get them now before shipping starts in December for each.

Cole Haan and Pendleton have just released a seven-piece collection featuring Cole Haan loafers and carryalls in a Pendleton plaid inspired by Acadia National Park — making it the perfect holiday gift for a polished parks lover. Expect penny loafers with peekaboo plaid under a woven upper, weekender-style totes featuring the Pendleton print trimmed in leather and lace-up “longwing oxfords” featuring a hint of the festive pattern.

Pick up your pots and pans individually

Caraway’s gorgeous Black and White Icon Collection features pots and pans in two classic colors, topped off with a glint of gold on their handles — making them perfect for stovetop, serving or showing off on open shelving. Now, however, you don’t have to buy them in a bundle as you did previously: You can buy the fry pan, sauté pan, Dutch oven or saucepan as one-off pieces to round off your cookware as you need it.

Rocketbook’s reusable smart notebooks have been a hit with those who like having their notes digitized, be they college students or diarists, and now there’s a premium Rocketbook that comes with a sleek look for on-the-job settings. It’s equipped with a vegan hardcover to make you look super professional in meetings and interviews, and it has an embedded NFC chip for easy scanning when you go to upload your meeting notes and swappable Page Packs so you can have the note-taking experience that works best for your job. Ruled pages? Grids? Blank? Your call.

Brooklinen, maker of cozy bedding and other linens, has teamed up once again with Pendleton for a limited-edition patterned blanket that makes for a super-cozy, heirloom-worthy holiday splurge for yourself or a lucky recipient. The pattern’s red, blue, yellow and brown geometric patterns combine Pendleton’s timeless craftsmanship with Brooklinen’s modern vibe — and while it’s not cheap at $389, at least you get more for your money with 64-inch-by-80-inch dimensions that measure up larger than your average throw.

A transatlantic holiday treats match made in heaven

The annual shelf-stocking of Marks & Spencer’s holiday collection is A Big Deal in the UK for those who start their holiday season at the first Stilton sighting — and now, dear American readers, everyone can partake in the same gastronomic joy: The British grocers are cracking the US with its seasonal treats.

M&S is stocking 15 food and beverage items with Target. There is the extremely necessary M&S All Butter Scottish Shortbread Assortment Stag Tin, the contents of which pair well with either tea and whiskey on a cold night, depending on the mood. (If you want to go really hard with the Anglophilia — and this collection is literally meant for that — there is also a double-decker bus of shortbread for $14.99.) There are also Percy Pig candies for kids (or maybe not) and a lot, and I mean a lot, of chocolates, whether you go for classic after-dinner mints or rich truffles. And, of course, there is also tea — a lantern of tea.

A Y2K throwback for your everydays and getaways

The latest 2000s-inspired collection to drop? Stoney Clover Lane and Juicy Couture’s new collab, which puts Juicy Couture’s touch on 20 of Stoney Clover Lane’s extremely portable pouches, totes, duffel bags, patches and more. The whole aesthetic is inspired by those aspirational velour sweatsuits, and you can pick from green, pink and brown shades that nod to the colors from the outfits we first knew and loved. Rhinestones? Yes. Massive embroidered JUICY logos? Yes! That J on the zipper? You bet. Shop the collection, starting at $20, over at Stoney Clover Lane now.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of new tableware and linens from Material, a hip-hop-inspired streetwear collab from Eddie Bauer and Homme + Femme and personalized Hunter boots.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

Handblown (but strong) tumblers, plus cloth napkins and more

We’d be happy living in this kind of Material world: The brand’s just launched a new collection of table linens and glassware that’ll set the scene beautifully for holiday meals and entertaining. The 100% flax Linen Collection includes a set of four napkins, a set of two reversible placemats and a 90-inch-by-60-inch tablecloth. The tablecloth comes in Mocha, Blue Grey, Sable and Cloud, and the placemats in trios of Jade/Blue Grey/Sand, Sienna/Mocha/Sage and Sand/Sable/Cloud are made to complement perfectly.

Meanwhile, the handblown, extremely chic glassware is available in two sizes — full and half — and sells as a pack of four. Colorways include Haze (gray), Clear and Malachite (green). They’re made to be stacked, and while the borosilicate glass looks super delicate, it’s actually on the strong side and is very happy in the dishwasher. They’re made for spirits too: Each size is designed around an “ideal ice cube,” per the company.

Eddie Bauer is continuing its streak of relevant collaborations with its latest capsule: a collection with Homme + Femme. The outdoors outfitter teamed up with the Los Angeles-based streetwear label for a “Hyper Hiker” collection inspired by ’90s hip-hop culture. Each piece, from puffers to socks, is designed to be worn by any gender and comes in sizes XS to 3X.

Bearaby’s squeezable stress knots come in three different sizes, depending on your stress relief needs — and now they also come in velvet to match the very luxe Velvet Napper. The smallest works like a stress ball on your pressure points, the medium is great for a tension-relieving hug and the latest is great on the sofa as a throw.

Solo Stove and NASA uniform designers team up with the rugged blanket company

Rumpl has had no shortage of great partnerships recently, and two more have just hit the website: one to take you to the stars, and one that’ll connect you with that most earthly of elements, fire. The first collab sees the Rumpl blanketeers teaming up with Oxcart Assembly, the creative cooperative behind NASA’s on-air uniforms for an Artemis Mission-inspired motif based on the upcoming launch. It features three different styles: There’s the Original Puffy Blanket Artemis, the Original Puffy Blanket NASA and the Original Puffy Poncho Artemis.

Back on Earth, there’s also Rumpl’s new blanket collab with Solo Stove, which is a NanoLoft Flame Blanket that’ll keep you warm and protected against both the breeze and any errant campfire sparks. Best of all, it packs down into a stuff sack about the size of a Nalgene.

GoPro just released its most compact model yet: the Hero11 Black Mini, which packs a lot of power in its small body. At $300, it’s designed to be super easy to carry, mount and navigate with one-button controls. It does best in high-action settings (the more airflow, the better to cool it down), and it’s compatible with the GoPro Quik app, which makes it easy to make a highlight reel of your latest escapade.

Away’s been coming out with some retro-inspired collabs lately, and after the launch of the ’90s Pop collection comes Y2K. This round sees bestsellers like The Carry-On in high-shine, pearlized shades like Dotcom (pearlized blue), Bling (pearlized white) and Cyber (pearlized black), plus some luggage charms to zhuzh up the whole mood.

The white labels on Hunter’s boots are a definitive part of their look, but now you can make it all truly your own: The brand is now offering a boot personalization service for its Original Rain Boots when you order through hunterboots.com.

Add your name, or something else — you have a whole eight characters per label to play with per boot. After you decide what you’ll say, the only task left is to pick out which shade: one of the classics (black, Hunter Red) or a seasonal hue like Olive Leaf?

Available in 750-milliliter ($25) and 1-liter ($28) sizes, Yeti’s newest plastic addition to its drinkware lineup is designed to be “virtually indestructible,” whether you’re on the trail or you just tend to drop things a lot. The cap is designed to be 100% leakproof as well, with two ways to sip: through the spout or through the wide mouth.

Wine-red matte stand mixers, electric kettles and more

Add a little dark glamour to your kitchen with Drew Barrymore’s latest addition to her Beautiful home collection. The limited-edition Merlot Capsule Collection features the jammy red in small countertop appliances like the 5.3-quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, the 6-quart Air Fryer and a One-Touch Electric Kettle, all of which you’ll want to display. Also available? A 2-quart Cast-Iron Heart-Shaped Dutch Oven, the 24-ounce No Drippy Sippy and a 12-ounce Wine Tumbler.

Made with rice protein to nourish and rejuvenate skin

Pair your Goshi shower towel with the brand’s new body wash and lotion, made with a pH-balanced formula that promises to “nourish and feed everyone’s individual biome.” Ingredients include coconut, jojoba seed oil and shea butter along with collagen-boosting and anti-inflammatory vitamins A, E and B to create a pair of nourishing self-care products. We’ve been using the wash and lotion for a couple weeks now and love the way they make our skin feel. Fair warning: The scent is soothing but strong and might be overwhelming for those with a sensitive sense of smell.

There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).

This week brings the launch of Hill House Home’s holiday collection, new made-for-home coffee mugs from Stanley and a new seasonal lip balm from Glossier to put you in a festive, cozy mood.

Shop our favorite new releases below, but be fast — they’re prone to selling out.

Tartan nap dresses, pastel puffer jackets and more

Hill House Home’s Holiday Collection is here, and it’s going beyond your usual ruffled nap dresses to include puffed-sleeve brocade minidresses, a button-down Evelyn dress with a short hem and wide collar, the Cordelia Dress with a rounded tie neck and a sequin-spangled Ellie Nap Dress that’s ready to party.

Glossier’s drops tend to sell out fast, so we don’t advise waiting on its latest one, which is perfect for when temps start to drop too. The bestselling Balm Dotcom now comes in a seasonal iteration: The Swiss Miss Balm Dotcom is all about cozy snow days with a rich mug of hot chocolate with hints of vanilla and marshmallow.

Top insulated drinkware maker Stanley has just dropped a line of coffee mugs made for early mornings: The Demitasse Cup, Cappuccino Cup and Latte Cup are all made using Stanley’s famous vacuum-insulated technology but made to stay at home. Pick up a saucer with your coffee mug (or not) — the plates have silicone bases that won’t clink on your table. Everything is dishwasher-safe too, making chaotic mornings a little more manageable.

Contrary to popular belief, MSG is not only totally fine to eat, but it makes everything more delicious too. Now you can add it to your table (if you haven’t been using it already to make your meals tasty) as part of a trifecta of shakers from Omsom. Joined by salt and pepper, the MSG comes in a poppy, bright shaker meant to coordinate with the other two packages.

Brightland Mini Artist Series

Good-quality EVOO is a kitchen staple — and fancier versions make a great treat to gift. Brightland’s just dropped a four-pack of its bestselling California olive oils that come in smaller bottles perfect for tastings and other judicious uses. For $85, the bundle includes Ardor (red chili-infused), Rosette (garlic-infused), Lucid (lemon-infused) and Arise (basil-infused) — and you can make the decision to break up the foursome (the bottles make great stocking stuffers) or gift it all in one go. If you’re really dedicated to your oil, that 100-milliliter size squeaks you in under the TSA’s limitations on carry-on liquids too.

Caraway’s food storage set has officially launched, and these ceramic-coated, nontoxic glass containers are both eye-grabbing on the refrigerator shelves and easy to clean up once you’ve finished off your leftovers. The 14 pieces in each $245 set come in five sizes and six colors, so you can organize to your heart’s content (and there’s a magnetic storage organizer so your cupboards stay tidy). There’s also the clever option of making part of the set into a bento-style lunch box to make toting your food to work and back super easy.

4 handy blades brought back from the archives (for now)

Made In’s kitchenware and cookware are all about exceptional products for great value, and the brand’s turning back to its archives to rerelease four of the brand’s limited-edition knives. They’re the best out of Made In’s 14 previous limited-edition knife drops, and the four styles that are coming back onto the virtual shelves all serve a different purpose in the kitchen. First up is a 6-inch Chef Knife with Black Micarta Handle, a bit smaller than standard versions. There’s also a Boning Knife with Green Micarta Handle, which originally sold out in hours last year, a Cleaver with Ebony Wood Handle that fits the hybrid space between veg and meat blades and the return of Made In’s first-ever limited-edition knife, which features a gorgeous blue Carapace handle.

Bright colors and patterns with a nostalgic, whimsical vibe

Inspired by the bright shades and colorblocking of the ’90s, Away’s just-dropped ’90s Pop Collection includes new takes on the brand’s favorite bags and travel accessories. Expect pink-and-red dual-tone carry-ons and checked bags, brightly marbeled swirls on sling bags and packing cubes and accessories like luggage charms to distinguish your bag from the rest.

Shay Mitchell’s Beis line of travel and lifestyle products has teamed up with Elsa Hosk to create a line of bags for parents on the go. There’s a style for everyone: The line includes a tote bag, backpack tote, changing clutch, caddy, baby sling and more. Expect actually cool patterns like graphic prints in lime, yellow florals and more that carry the bag from babyhood to childhood and beyond.

Balmuda’s elegantly designed appliances and electronics have previously filled up our kitchens, but the brand has just launched a $399 speaker that carries over the aesthetic of the line and adds some concert-quality sound too. The idea came from the founder’s past in a Japanese rock band and his quest to make recorded music measure up to the goodness of live music, and these speakers are made just for that. Expect acoustics made for vocal-centered music and great balance so every tone is in harmony. It’s also rechargeable and portable so you can bring it wherever you are.

All-new iPads, Apple TV and iPad accessories

Apple’s latest crop of all-new updates to its iPads, Apple TV and more have just been released, and they’re available to preorder now. Choose from a 10th-gen iPad, iPad Pro 11-inch and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (both with super-powerful M2 chips), Apple TV 4K, Siri Remote for Apple TV, Apple Pencil (1st Gen) with USB-C and iPad accessories. Basically, if you’ve been wanting to upgrade an old table or streaming device, it’s a great time to do it. Shipping happens later this month, making it the perfect time to get set up for a cozy winter of Netflix and chilling.