Moving into a new apartment? Looking for the perfect pair of sneakers to wear into the ground? Tired of having to tote around an umbrella on rainy days? We've got some items we think are worth your consideration.
There's plenty of online sales to sift through, if you choose to. We don't blame you. Sometimes aimlessly scrolling pages and filling your cart to the brim is oddly therapeutic. In case you don't feel like scrolling through hundreds of pages of clothes (we also understand), here's something a bit more curated. We rounded up five of our our personal favorite finds across the internet this week. Check them out, below.
All products are independently selected by our editors. Complex may collect a share of sales from the links on this page if you decide to shop them.
Moving into a new apartment? Looking for the perfect pair of sneakers to wear into the ground? Tired of having to tote around an umbrella on rainy days? We've got some items we think are worth your consideration.
There's plenty of online sales to sift through, if you choose to. We don't blame you. Sometimes aimlessly scrolling pages and filling your cart to the brim is oddly therapeutic. In case you don't feel like scrolling through hundreds of pages of clothes (we also understand), here's something a bit more curated. We rounded up five of our our personal favorite finds across the internet this week. Check them out, below.
All products are independently selected by our editors. Complex may collect a share of sales from the links on this page if you decide to shop them.
Curves By Sean Brown Spill Coasters
Price: $65
Where to Buy It: SSENSE
Everyone should invest in a good set of coasters. Those condensation rings eventually do some damage to your coffee and side tables, you know. If you don't just want some boring circles, I suggest this set from Curves by Sean Brown. The spill-shaped mirrors will show guests that you put some thought into even the smallest details of your living space. Plus, they look much cooler than those coasters your parents yelled at you to use growing up. Sean Brown doesn't just make those viral CD rugs. Make sure to give all of his other housewares a look.
New Balance 1906R
Price: $154.99
Where to Buy It: New Balance
You may have seen the "Protection Pack" of 1906Rs covered in suede paneling or the colorful executions recently seen on the feet of Salehe Bembury and Action Bronson. But if you're looking for a great everyday sneaker that's easily accessible than this OG colorway of the 2000s runner may peak your interest. If you ask me, it's better anyway. I wear my pair three or four times a week. They still look great after dozens of wears and are perfect to keep by the door. They go well with shorts or pants. Most importantly, they're super comfortable.
'Logo Beginnings' by Jens Müller
Price: $80
Where to Buy It: Farfetch
Everyone should keep a good assortment of coffee table books on deck. This is one I'm going to be adding to my stack in the near future. It details the origins and histories of the logos for some of the most iconic companies in the world that have been burned into all of our brains from Louis Vuitton to Mercedes-Benz. Whether you have a passion for graphic design or not, this seems like a fun one to flip through.
Dime White Decker T-Shirt
Price: $45
Where to Buy It: SSENSE
I don't wear many graphic T-shirts these days, but that doesn't mean that I still don't appreciate a good one when I see it. Dime is a brand that consistently drops great ones season after season. As someone who's super nostalgic, I couldn't help but appreciate this particular T-shirt from the Montreal brand. If you grew up in the late '90s and early 2000s, you know exactly what this is. Seeing it took me back to the days of watching the X-Games and playing Tony Hawk's Pro Skater on my N64 for hours. Anyone still have their Tech Decks stashed away in the attic somewhere?
Nike ACG Storm-Fit 'Cascade Rains'
Price: $180
Where to Buy It: Nike
Don't underestimate the importance of a reliable rain jacket. And with all of the rain right now, at least on the East Coast, it's certainly needed. If you don't feel like dishing out Arc'teryx money, or just don't want to look like everyone else when you step outside, this Nike ACG coat will get the job done. It's wind and water-resistant. If moss green isn't exactly your preference, there's a black option too. Stay dry without having to phone in your outfit for the day. Plus, who really likes having to carry around an umbrella anyway?