For this week’s Don’t Dillydally, we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including a couple of stellar pantry staples, mouth tape from one of our favorite sleep-gear companies, and an especially cool collaboration between Kith and the New York Rangers.
For those thinking ahead to Valentine’s Day (smart), LoveShackFancy has created a small collection of candies, chocolate, and cake in collaboration with Dylan’s Candy Bar. The various sweet treats are packaged extra-nice in flower-dotted paper and bows and fabrics. Some items are already sold out, so act fast.
Marshall has created a Lunar New Year–inspired design of one of its classic portable speakers, with an olive-green case and orange-and-pink trim. It adjusts the tonal balance as you change the volume, has multidirectional sound, and will play 32 hours of music before it requires a recharge.
A Fishwife favorite — albacore tuna in spicy olive oil — sold out in the blink of an eye last time the brand put it up on its site. But it’s back in stock now, ready to be ordered and added to your pantry.
ICYMI, Donostia was the purveyor of two different presents in our team Strategist Secret Santa gift exchange. Its tinned fish is some of the best, and now the brand has added canned tomatoes and pimiento peppers, harvested at peak season, to its lineup.
Typology (who makes Waxahatchee’s favorite lip oil) just released a new tinted lip balm, made with hyaluronic acid and ceramides, that can also be swiped on your cheeks as a blush. In peak chapped-lip season, that’s hydration and color in one go.
Hanna Andersson’s recent collection features the iconic characters of children’s book author Moe Willems. The pigeon, elephant, and piggie that grace the pages of classics like Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! and Waiting Is Not Easy! are now stamped on T-shirts, long-john pajama sets, and more.
Fazit glitter freckles — the brand Taylor Swift wears — has a new limited-edition style: tiny pink and silver snowflakes with sparkly dots. They go on with a wet cloth, much like a temporary tattoo, and last for a few days — though they can be easily taken off with makeup remover or an oil-based cleanser if you want a shorter wear.
Loftie makes Strategist-approved sleep gear, like a digital alarm clock and sound machine, and smart lamp. Its newest product is mouth tape to promote relaxation and better oxygen intake as you snooze.
Starface is best known for its playful pimple patches, but the brand also makes lip balms made with shea butter, cocoa butter, and coconut oil. Three new flavors were released today: So Strawberry, Coconut Blast, and Mango Mania.
We love a cheeky play from a high-end designer, and Coach has delivered just that. This small collection of pieces — two T-shirts, a sweater, and a purse — feature Popeye the Sailor Man in a couple of different scenarios. For something subtler, the cardigan depicts an exploding can of spinach.
Revered children’s book author Jon Klassen has written and illustrated a series of three new board books that are available for preorder, releasing February 4. Your Forest, Your Island, and Your Farm are for 2- to 5-year-olds, where in simple, rhythmic words, Klassen chronicles a given setting and items you find there over the course of a day.
Here’s another one for pre-planning: On Friday, Kith will release its collaboration with the New York Rangers. Among the 66 pieces are Bauer hockey equipment and apparel, Mitchell & Ness jerseys, Inglasco game pucks, and AVIREX leather jackets — all in tones of red, white, blue, and black, and with original designs exclusive to this collection.
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