From time to time, we pause to follow the best men’s clothing on the web and direct our honed shopping acumen elsewhere: to the best Are not-menswear released in the last few weeks. From convenient kitchen upgrades to headache-saving technology, here are all the new appliances that are worth your hard-earned time and money.
February
Veja Fitz Roy
Veja wants you out there. The eco-friendly brand has expanded its shoe lineup with a new hiking style, the Fitz Roy, designed to conquer the great outdoors. It’s made with a new durable engineering material called Trek-Shell combined with recycled polyester, then covered with a water-repellent finish so a little rain won’t affect your stride.
Saucony Endorphin elite
Saucony’s newest runner, the Endorphin Elite, is the brand’s fastest shoe to date. The fifth model in the Endorphin lineup, the Elite is designed for road racing. Everything about this sneaker—from its carbon plate to its aggressive Speedroll for forward thrust—is designed to help you push farther, faster, and with as little effort as possible.
Dior by Mystery Ranch . Saddle Bag
Mystery Ranch isn’t a brand you’d expect to see on the catwalk of a fashion show, but at Dior’s summer 2023 menswear show, it made an unexpected appearance. While not exactly a high-fashion brand, Mystery Ranch is still loved for its ruggedness and durability, which is why Dior’s artistic director, Kim Jones, has linked up with the brand. This is an homage to Christian Dior’s love of gardening. The collaboration includes the Dior spinner on the Mystery Ranch Gallagator backpack, as well as the Mystery Ranch spin on the Dior saddlebag (along with other items like belts and zipped purses).
Huckberry X Mystery Ranch Backpack 2 days attack 27 liters
And because a Dior and Mystery Ranch bag might be out of the price range for some, you might consider buying something from Mystery Ranch’s ongoing collaboration with Huckberry instead. This exclusive colorway of the Assault 2-day bag is decorated with camo and holds a whopping 27 liters inside. It’s also designed to ensure even weight distribution and can securely hold laptops up to 15-inches if you’re taking your tech gear into the wilderness.
Baratza Encore ESP
We will forever love Baratza Encore coffee grinderand if we don’t think we can love it anymore, the brand has added “ESP” to the end of the name, redesigned some of the moving parts and created a coffee grinder that can really do it all. chief. And by “do it all” we mean that the Encore ESP can grind coffee for both conventional brewing methods—drip, overflow, etc.—and espresso. The ESP retains its original 40 grind setting, except this new model focuses on the first 20 grind settings on espresso-sized grounds while the larger 20 grind setting gets you every coffee other drips you may need (such as a stronger cold brew coffee consistency). There is also a dosing cup that makes it easy and clean to transport your grounds to the portafilter like a real barista.
take home quince
From cashmere sweaters to towels, Quince makes many affordable, high-quality alternatives to brands that sell the same items at premium prices. It’s making suitcases now, and they start at just $130. We’re not sure how it stacks up other favorite bag not yet, but the specs are promising: It’s made of polycarbonate, has a waterproof interior lining, and those 360-degree spinning wheels look like they could easily glide through an airport terminal. The suitcases are currently only available in two colors, black and brown, but these colors should be neutral enough to please most people.
Great Jones beyond measure
Does the measuring cup world need to break through? According to the direct-to-consumer cookware brand Great Jones, yes. The brand, known for its colorful ‘pots, pans and oven utensils’, has put a new twist on measuring cups with this quirky Sophie Jacobsen-style glass design that can really help You measure (not just eyeballs) your next baking project. Your soggy cake days are long gone.
Hay Mousqueton Portable Outdoor Lights
Hay’s new collection includes this portable outdoor light just in time for warmer weather. Designed by French designer Inga Sempé, the Mousequeton features a four-step dimmer to help you bring out those vibes. It also contains a rechargeable battery for the LED bulb and the light is weather resistant thanks to its coated steel ball and zinc alloy base.
Houseplant Vinyl Box Set Vol. 2
Receive turning tables ready, because Houseplant co-founders Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg have released their second LP to accompany your smoking sessions. The second box set features 97 minutes of tunes on three records, each with its own vibe to match the type of weed strain you’re jamming with.
Eufy Mach V1 Ultra
You’ll recognize Eufy’s brand name for its security cameras and robot vacuums, and now it’s making cordless stick vacuums. Except it’s not only any old wireless bar blanks, but also steam mops, which the brand says is the first of its kind. After vacuuming up both wet and dry messes, the Mach V1 uses steam to clean floors—plus, through something called Eco-Clean Ozone Disinfection, the vacuum also cleans itself. While the vacuum cleaner is primarily used for vacuuming, steaming, and mopping hardwood floors, it can also be used on carpets and low floor rugs.
Checkered Chair Braindead x Modernica
The, um, great minds at Braindead collaborated with the heads of design at Modernica to create a range of small pieces of furniture, from desks to Eames-style fiberglass shell chairs, all adorned with vibrating graphic designs. feels like this checkered logo print. Add one or two to your space to elevate your dull decor.
Traeger ironwood oven
Traeger’s line of pellet grills is among the best of the best, and following the release of Timberline last year, the brand released the Ironwood collection for those looking for something less original than its flagship series. Available in two sizes, the Ironwood features a touchscreen digital display, borrowed from Timberline, as well as a piece of new technology to help infuse more smoke and woody flavors into your food. Keep Ironwood in mind when it gets warmer so you can keep grilling all summer.
Golden Snif . Ticket
Snif’s latest scent is inspired by Willy Wonka. With Golden Ticket, a new tea-inspired scent, one will win a two-night trip to London to celebrate the brand’s 15th fragrance launch. The Gold Ticket itself smells like a mix of warm teas—black, green, and green—so it’s a nice comforting bonus when you realize you didn’t win a trip. go for free.
