5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

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This is brightening our day. Billykirk has just launched a handful of new colorways and styles just in time for spring and summer. The brand's well-made bags and accessories are built to last and cut from sturdy waxed canvas that only gets better with age. One of our favorites, the 540 tote, has a large, open main compartment and wide inner organization pockets that make for easy EDC storage, along with a convenient shoulder strap that can be tucked away when not needed. It comes in four colors, but you know we're crazy about one specific shade, which we're dubbing #ValetYellow.

Standard Issue No. 540 tote,
$145 by Billykirk

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Summer's answer to your favorite sweatshirt. Entireworld makes some of the best sweats in the business. So we're stoked to swap this vintage-inspired short sleeve version in for warmer weather. Cut from soft, Japanese organic cotton loop back terry, all the details have been perfected—from the flat-stitched raglan sleeves to the oversized collar and sleeve cuffs.

Short sleeve sweatshirt,
$68 by Entireworld

3

We're suckers for cool stuff to sit around the house. But it's especially nice when it can serve a purpose too. Place one of these beautiful textured stoneware trays by the door to hold your wallet and keys (and for the time being, your face mask). They're finished by applying liquid porcelain to textiles and lace, creating a distinctive, one-of-a-kind pattern that has depth and texture. They look like something you'd find in Japan, but they come from a small pottery studio located in the heart of New York City, which will certainly appreciate your virtual patronage right about now.

Stoneware trays,
from $99 by Rejuvenation

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As cozy as sweats, but a lot more handsome. There's no telling what summer is going to be like this year, but a comfy pair of shorts will work both inside the house as well as outside. Upgrade any warm weather look with a pair of Taylor Stitch's new Après Short. Made from 100% organic cotton, the slub fabric has a unique almost psychedelic pattern. The woven fabric looks polished but is breezy and light, while the elastic waistband provides ultimate off-duty comfort. And if you buy during their pre-sale funding period, you'll get over 35% off.

Indigo slub shorts,
$88 / $54.40 by Taylor Stitch

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These aren't your average boat shoes. There's something kind of subversive about a pair of white suede Docksides. Made exclusively for Todd Snyder—the first collaboration between the American designer and Sebago—they're refined yet slightly rugged. In our opinion, they should be worn like your favorite pair of white Vans. Wear them around the house for a while, scuff them up and then wear them all summer long.

Suede boat shoe,
$145 by Todd Snyder x Sebago