What Valet. Readers Bought
the Most in May
10 covetable products that made our readers *add to cart* over the past month
Each month, there are a lot of products featured on Valet. From high-end splurges and luxurious investment pieces to more affordable, everyday items. Which ones were the most popular with you, the reader? We looked over the data and crunched the numbers. Herewith, the ten pieces our readers clicked on and bought the most over the past 31 days. Do any of these ring a bell?
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I was relieved at how light they were—especially going into summer. It's breezy, soft and molds to your body like you've had it forever. ”
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$32 by Forty Five
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The new house shoe is a slip-on that complements your easygoing at-home look with its high level of comfort, along with its open styling. ”
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$78 at Garmentory
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Made from antimicrobial, four-way stretch scuba fabric (similar to neoprene) that's light and breathable. ”
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$18 by Jack Henry
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Easily kicked off when you want to relax, but they're handsome and sturdy enough to hold up to daily use. ”
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$44.95 at Nordstrom
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Finished by applying liquid porcelain to textiles and lace, 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. ”
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$99 at Rejuvenation
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Simple, heavy-duty bands for those with more experience. They come in a lot of different resistance levels—from 15 to 200 pounds. ”
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From $15.75 by Rogue Fitness
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Here's what the Valet. editors have been wearing while sheltering in place and working from home. ”
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$68 / $27.20 at Abercombie & Fitch
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When the future is uncertain and your motivation wanes, slide your foot into one of these and, at least, you can feel a bit more finished. ”
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$145 by Birkenstock
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What kind of mask do you actually want to wear? One with an interesting paisley print. ”
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$25 by Profound
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This good looking notebook was created for guys to reap the benefits of daily journaling—even if you're not 100% sold on it in the first place. It's got check-in tools, mindful reflections and motivations, along with plenty of space to write freely. ”
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$40 by MindJournal
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