There are a ton of great products that drop every week — and we’re here, as always, to keep you up to date on the best of them. Each week, we’ll be rounding up a short list of our favorite product drops from the last seven days for you to shop as you sip your morning coffee or take a quick break from work (trust, it’s the only list you need for staying up to date on these things).
This week brings the debut of Allbirds Tree Glider, Calpak’s new gym bags, Hill House Home’s Western-inspired pre-fall collection and more.
Allbirds Tree Glider
An everyday sneaker made to keep up with you
Allbirds
Allbirds’ new Tree Glider is here to be your go-to everyday sneaker. Lightweight and supportive, it has a minimalist design so it doesn’t overwhelm the rest of your ’fit. Cushioning-wise, it’s built to keep you comfy, thanks to a plush SuperLight midsole that’s 70% bio-based (versus most midsoles made from petroleum-based plastic).
Ikea’s new mattress range
Bestselling mattresses, now new and improved
Ikea
Ikea’s mattresses are one of the Swedish retailer’s signature offerings, and now it’s upped those offerings with a new line of spring, foam and hybrid mattresses for a sound night’s sleep. The new options include the Vågstranda Pocket Spring Mattress ($499 for a queen) that features a double layer of pocket springs distributed in a wave shape for comfort and support, but most options are below $600 and come with a 90-day trial as well as a 10-year warranty.
Hill House Home Pre-Fall Capsule
The Nap Dresses head West
Hill House Home
Hill House Home’s pre-fall collection of Nap Dresses is here to usher us out of summer and into autumn. As is a fashion and culture trend at the moment, the new collection is nodding (or in the case of the Nap Dress, nodding off) to the landscapes of the West. Expect tiered skirts with longer lengths, prints inspired by the topography of the Western states, colors that reflect landscapes of brownish-greens and berry tones, and, of course, the brand’s signature florals, smocking and ruffles that just happen to pair perfectly with rugged cowboy boots.
Madewell Fall Denim Collection
New season, new fave denim styles
Madewell
Madewell’s psyching us up for fall with the new drop of its men’s and women’s denim, featuring go-to styles that’ll give your favorite tops a whole new look. Styles are $138 each and include the on-trend Low Slung Baggy Jeans, Superwide-Leg Jeans, the Darted Barrel-Leg Jeans in new washes and a Denim Circle Midi Skirt for breaking up the jeans.
Great Jones Little Chill
A smaller cooling rack for small-batch bakers
Great Jones
Great Jones introduced its Big Chill nonstick cooling rack a while ago, but it’s now launched its smaller sibling: Little Chill. It’s made for quarter-size sheet pans (like, say, Great Jones’ Little Sheet) and is all about uniform cooling and crisping without a ton of cleanup, whether you’re cooking up some bacon, baking cookies or frying chicken. It comes in Blueberry, Broccoli, Raspberry and Pepper, and you can either buy it as a $30 two-pack to go atop your sheet pans or in a $40 set with a Little Sheet.
Wild One Plush Toys
Squishy-soft toys for dogs and their humans
Wild One
Stylish pet brand Wild One has just dropped its first-ever line of plush toys that are fun for dogs to goof around with — and are aesthetically pleasing for their humans’ homes too. Sold together as a $29 toy kit in Lilac or Navy, the toys include both a Chew Chain for tug-of-war and a Tennis Tuft, featuring a trio of rings around a tennis ball (you can also buy them individually for $15 each).
Calpak Fit Collection
Gym and dopp bags for post-workout refreshes
Calpak
Calpak’s line of affordable luggage and bags just expanded from travel days to every day with the launch of its new Fit Collection. Made from recycled water bottles, the collection includes a $140 gym bag with straps for a yoga mat, a separate shoe compartment and a trolley pass-through so it can double as a travel tote. Inside there’s elastic to strap down large water bottles as well as a key clip so you don’t have to dig for your keys when you’re back at your door. There’s also an $80 hanging dopp kit that has a removable toiletry bag with clear PVC, tons of pockets, a hanging hook and other features that make that post-class shower a little smoother.
July Carry-On Max
A roomy carry-on designed just for for US airlines
July
July’s luggage is a go-to for durable (and colorful) pieces to style out your travel day, but the brand has just zoomed in on its growing US market with a bag designed to win us over — and get every cubic inch out of your packing. Perfect for frequent domestic flyers, the new $315 Carry-On Max is designed to fit the specifications of US airlines. Including the wheels, it’s 23 by 16 by 9 inches, and it expands via zipper to create another 12 liters of space, bringing the depth to 10.6 inches when fully expanded. Other features include a packable tote, an aerospace-grade polycarbonate shell, a telescopic handle with 20 different heights and a hidden laundry bag. It also comes with a lifetime warranty and 100-day returns so you can make sure you love it.
Baggu x Hanna Andersson loungewear
Bold prints meet luxe loungewear
Baggu
Hanna Andersson, maker of super-luxe PJs, has teamed up with Baggu for a line of pajamas that are all about bold prints and a lot of comfort. The collab brings in Baggu’s Strawberry, Smiley and Table Cat prints to decorate a new ’fit from Hanna Anderson, which features a modern silhouette in its long-sleeve button-down and matching shorts. Other options from the collection include a $46 Baby Sleeper, $50 Kids’ Long John Pajamas, $34 Pet Johns and the all-new $148 Women’s Poplin Set.
Cozy Earth Puffy Sheep Slipper
A fuzzy slipper for super-soft coziness
Cozy Earth
Cozy Earth’s first footwear is here, courtesy of a very fleecy-soft slide slipper that’s perfect as the temperatures cool down. Available in women’s sizes 5 through 10, the $150 slippers are made from sheep wool and lined with shearling for a warm start (or end) to the day. The soles are a little grippy for when you have to run the recycling out too.
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