This week’s edition of Don’t Dillydally (our look at the new launches worth gobbling up before they sell out) features a particularly fun and festive range of products, from Billie Eilish sports bras to Central Perk coffee to squiggly lamps.
Urban Outfitters x Clever
Clever, Architectural Digest’s jazzier younger sister, has teamed up with Urban Outfitters on a collection of homewares designed by six of the site’s favorite young makers. The stuff is bright, squiggly, and fun — and selling out.
Geoff McFetridge x Warby Parker
The artist Geoff McFetridge (some may know him from his New Yorker totes, others may know him as being one of the ‘The Beautiful Losers’) has created two limited-edition sunglasses styles for Warby Parker — available for both men and women — inspired by his own beloved vintage frames.
Everlane’s First Henley
Made from recycled cotton and featuring big white buttons, these puppies are already selling out.
Lululemon x Barry’s Bootcamp
Lululemon already has its own SoulCycle and Peloton lines, so it makes sense that they’d join forces with the fitness brand/cult/lifestyle that is Barry’s Bootcamp on a 30-piece collection.
Billie Eilish x Freak City
Billie Eilish has created a limited-edition clothing collection (inspired by her signature baggy, graffitied, and often lime-green wares) with L.A.-based line Freak City. The merch is available for preorder here.
Central Perk Coffee
Friends 25th anniversary mania is upon us, and the latest tie-in is some limited-edition Central Perk coffee courtesy of the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.
Leila Hurst x Vans
Surfer Leila Hurst teamed up with Vans on a groovy, pastel-hued, graphic bunch of sneakers.
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