From a collegiate collection to a smarter massage gun
The Valet. team is constantly scouring shops and the web to find the latest and greatest items from the worlds of fashion, footwear and gear. Here, the editors have assembled their latest finds—the items we deem worthy of your hard-earned money. Browse away, treat yourself to something and start the week off right.
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There's something about fall approaching that feels scholastic, right? Capture that timeless collegiate cool with Ebbets's new collection. The range of shirts, sweats, jackets and caps feature pressed and embroidered logos of the classic Ivy League and legendary schools, from Harvard and Yale to Michigan and Notre Dame. Just wearing this tee makes us feel smarter.
Harvard T-shirt,
$58 by Ebbets
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Light up your space with memory-infused scents. Hand-poured in upstate New York by a local family, Mr. Chung's handsome candle offers an 80-hour burn of clean, non-toxic soy wax—no dyes, additives or petroleum in sight. The “Country Road” fragrance weaves together fresh blackberry and warm sandalwood in a scent that's slightly sweet yet masculine. The flickering candle elevates ambiance with a smell that feels both whimsical and grounded.
Country Road candle,
$54 by Mr. Chung
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Step into the week with Tyler's retro rework of a classic sneaker. The 1908 Coach Jogger gets Tyler the Creator's Golf Le Fleur reinvention in suede and woven nylon, with airy mesh lining for comfort and two lace sets for styling flex. It's a sleek, limited-edition revival of a vintage icon, layered with subtle branding and exposed stitching that nods to its sporty roots. Slim sneakers are very much in right now, so these might just be the standout silhouette of your season.
1908 Coach Jogger,
$105 by Converse x Tyler the Creator
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Recover like a pro with sleek, whisper-quiet science. Meet the Rally: a cordless, compact massager deploying orbital action from 1600-3200 RPM across three precision heads. Its low-vibration, quiet (≈\0x202F40\0x202FdB) motion soothes tight necks, quads and backs. But unlike typical massage guns, which pound away, the orbital motion rolls with your muscles' natural lines, loosening knots in a smoother, more comfortable way. Users rave about how it “completely changed my recovery game,” and it's backed by experts—from PTs to ab surgeons—all praising its deep-yet-gentle performance. Recovery gear with real, elegant functionality.
Orbital massager,
$499 by Rally
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This shirt looks simple but has a lot going on. One-part texture play, one-part minimalist polish, the stone-gray panel at the front is recycled nylon merging into a soft, knitted cotton back. The zipper adds a flash of modern edge, while the relaxed fit ensures effortless drape. Wear it solo, over a tank or tee, it strikes a refined balance between laid-back and clean-cut. Perfect for this time of year.
Nylon-paneled knit shirt,
$129 by COS
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