5 Stylish Items
to Buy This Week

1

A pair of slip-on sneakers is essential this time of year. But these aren't your average canvas Vans. A collaboration with two surfers (California's Alex Knost and Lee-Ann Curren from Biarritz, France), builds on the iconic deconstructed slip-on to create an upgraded, comfortable layed back style. Along with collapsible heels for versatility, it's also got UltraCush Lite drop-in sockliners for extra cushioning. But it's the monochromatic woven design that really elevates the look for us.

Alex Knost/Lee-Ann Curren slip-on,
$75 by Vans

2

Just because we're entering summer doesn't mean you don't need or want layers. This lightweight chore jacket is the perfect cover to pull on over a simple tee or camp collar shirt. Each is patterned, cut and sewn in the USA from American-made 12-ounce canvas with plenty of handy pockets. The brand says it fits a bit roomy, so size down for a more tailored fit.

Jack jacket,
$275 by Imogene + Wilie

3

Behold, the lamp of the future. This lamp does a lot. In fact, it's handsome enough to do nothing but illuminate, yet it's actually a light engineered to help you sleep better. In addition to joyful sunrise alarms, restful sunset dimming, and intuitive reading and ambient settings, this wifi-enabled Loftie Lamp can even be paired with the brand's popular Loftie Clock for light-guided breathwork, coordinated wind-downs and multi-sensory wake-ups.

Loftie lamp,
$229 / $199 by Loftie

4

Wythe is a brand that makes damn fine shirts. It's their specialty, really. They take classic staples—the perfect oxford shirt, an authentic denim pearl snap, the gray sweatshirt worn to perfection—and update them for the modern guy's sensibilities. This workshirt is cut from soft and sunfaded chambray with an irregular slub. The indigo-dyed fabric gives it a worn-in patina, which will continue to fade with each wear and wash. It's finished with triple needle overlocked stitching and corozo nut buttons (dyed a light indigo blue), which means this is a shirt built to last.

Sunfaded workshirt,
$168 by Wythe

5

Flossing is dull, but important. And we've found that if you upgrade to more luxurious household items, such tedious tasks become a lot less boring. This plastic-free, biodegradable dental floss is made with 100% compostable Italian silk. It's gentle on your gums, bouncy and shred-resistant. Plus, it's loaded with healing ingredients to help prevent gum inflammation and teeth sensitivity.

Silk floss, $14 by Ojook