Обзор новинок: от наушников Skull Candy с басами до коллаборации Chaco и Билли Стрингс

Skull Candy $ 200.00 Skull Candy has always provided reliable products at an affordable price, with performance in line with those benefits. Their Crusher 1080 ANC headphones, currently selling for $200, outperform most every other headphones in that price range, and if you love your bass these may just make you cry tears of joy. That bass is provided by their partnership with Bose, and is delivered by a dial on the left earphone, easily adjustable to your desired level. We went through our demo playlist, from rock to pop to jazz, classical, rap and house—nothing kept these headphones from performing consistently and cleanly. They charge quickly and hold a 60 hour charge, offer Bose noise canceling and spatial audio, too. AD SLOT: buy_incontent AD SLOT CONTEXT: incontent This placeholder is removed when the ad slot is configured. Trot Pets $ 145.00 Trot Pets $ 145.00 Get the plastic out of your pet’s meals with Trot’s stainless steel and silicone bowls, and silicone mat. The sleek set is available in multiple colors, sizes, and with either a regular or puzzle bowl (to slow your pet from eating too quickly), Other accessories such as stands are also available. M Quan $ 65.00 M Quan $ 65.00 This is the second product collaboration between M Quan and Pure Heart Studio (we featured the Space Hoodie in December 2025). Both were sparked by a twenty year old dream, friendship, Woodstock, NY art and collaborative manifestation. Faded black, clean front, cozy to the touch with a loose fit, the Space T proudly wears its stars, crescent moon and celestial sparkle. Made with 6.5 oz jersey 100% reclaimed waste cotton, preshrunk with a tubular body. Made in LA and dyed with low impact dyes, it’s also biodegradable. Penguin Random House $ 30.00 Penguin Random House $ 30.00 Though we typically read the books we recommend the urgency to celebrate the release of Marlon James’ The Disappearers feels more important than our ability to complete it in a timely manner. The recipient of many awards including the American Book Award and The Booker Prize (for A Brief History of Seven Killings), The Disappearers is one of the dozen books shortlisted for this year’s Booker Prize. The book is a journey with pop culture and music as its muses, about Jamaican homophobia, sex, violence, colonialism, AIDS, domination, submission and life in the margins, told by several of its characters. The reviews, unanimous in their praise for the book, speak to it better than we could: “This Masterpiece Is the Novel of the Decade, if Not the Century” (The New York Times) “The unrelentingly raw and profane vision is enlivened by the energy of the writing, and in particular its infusions of Jamaican slang. Mr. James does not simply reproduce the island’s singular patois; he uses it to create abrasive auditory rhythms.” (Wall Streeet Journal) “…this polyphonic 640-page doorstopper is an emotionally bruising narrative that roves “uptown, downtown, ghetto and gully” through Aids-era Kingston with sidetrack excursions to 1950s England and a closing leap to 2000s United States.” (The Guardian) “The Disappearers ends up as a violence-driven protest, a scream of rage—like Nirvana’s final album—against a world that keeps trying to kill people like him and then pretends that they asked for it, or that they never existed.” (The Atlantic) Use this code to sign up for a 20% discount on this book at Bookshop.org Crazy Mountain $ 28.00 Crazy Mountain $ 28.00 Crazy Mountain is a new non-alcoholic beer brewed that way (thanks to a proprietary yeast) instead of brewing and removing the alcohol, which uses electricity and can change the taste. Made by the team behind Casamigos (George Clooney, Rande Gerber and Mike Meldman) who know a thing or two about creating new brands in the beverage space, it’s certainly not the first but it is one of the better tasting. Available in original and lime flavors, it’s a recommended addition to your NA line up. Price is for two six packs (you can mix the two flavors if you like). Also available in retail and delivery outlets. Yoreh $ 339.00 Yoreh $ 339.00 Health trackers have taken over the ring finger with clean and simple bands meant to blend in more than draw attention. Yoreh’s ring jackets are sterling silver sleeves that turn an Oura or RingConn into something worth looking at. Founded in 2023 by Fin Matson, the label casts everything in recycled 925 silver by traditional lost-wax method, drawing its sensibility from skateboarding, rock music and art rather than from the common jewelry counter. Each jacket is a solid shell—unplated oxidised silver or finished in 18k gold—shaped on the interior to clear the sensor array so heart rate, temperature and sleep tracking continue uninterrupted. Eight designs run from faceted and architectural to simply textured, and sizing follows the ring beneath it exactly: order a nine for a nine. Compatibility covers Oura Gen 3, Gen 4, Gen 5 and Oura Ceramic along with RingConn 2 and RingConn 3. Silver being silver, it will patina unless polished—a slow darkening that flatters the more sculptural styles. Handmade to order and dispatched within 14 to 21 days, prices range from $339 to $509. Bienvenue Studios $ 18.00 Bienvenue Studios $ 18.00 Bienvenue Studios, a Zurich-based creative studio focused on biophilic design, uses “natural patterns showing how complexity and harmony can coexist.” They prefer to work in sets of images rather than stand alone works. These five print small art collections can be used either decoratively or as post cards, and come in many different options. The works are offset printed in Zurich on 400g stock, and are 104 x 140 mm. Slow Learner $ 195.00 Slow Learner $ 195.00 Finally, a jacket designed for bibliophiles. Slow Learner’s Dust Jacket looks like a worker’s jacket, and is made from hearty 300 gsm cotton with natural corozo buttons. While its multiple pockets can accommodate many items, they are designed specifically to carry your books and reading paraphernalia. Available in multiple colors. Unisex. Made in Portugal Smoky Paloma $ 25.00 Smoky Paloma $ 25.00 Smoky Paloma incense comes in cigarette pack boxes and the incense sticks resemble cigarettes, so it looks like a smoking cigarette is in your ashtray, not a stick of incense. The Smoky Paloma blend of palo santo and sandalwood is our favorite, but other scents are available. Twenty incense sticks per package, which burn for around 25 minutes. Matching matches are included, and other accessories are available. Terra Kaffe $ 795.00 Terra Kaffe $ 795.00 Whenever we book a vacation rental, the topic of conversation inevitably leads to “what’s the coffee situation?” Nine times out of 10, the house ends up having a sub-par pod device that simply doesn’t meet our standards. On a recent road trip to Cape Cod, we decided to bring the Terra Kaffe Demi—a compact, easy-to-use coffee maker that we’ve been loving at home—and it honestly improved our whole holiday experience. With a touch of a button it brews espresso, lungo, Americano, drip coffee and even hot water for the tea drinkers. To take things to the next level, try adding the Aero to your setup for hot frothed milk, cold foam and perfectly whisked matcha. Black Diamond $ 54.95 Black Diamond $ 54.95 Most classic locking climbing carabiners have two innate design flaws. The gate closes against a hooked beak that tends to catch the rope. And, typically, you have to thread them shut, too. Black Diamond’s latest Magnetron is better. As its name suggests, it uses magnets both at the hookless nose and for the sliders on either side of the gate, and there’s no hook. Instead, the magnets instantly fasten the lock shut, requiring no secondary action. That saves you energy during a taxing climb. Another bonus: the Magnetron is made of 25% pre-consumer recycled aluminum, so manufacturing them burns less carbon. Little Bucks $ 21.00 Little Bucks $ 21.00 Little Bucks Crispy organic treats update the iconic rice and marshmallow bar with sprouted buckwheat, brown rice sugar and pea protein, delivering a more considered and natural ingredient variation of the beloved treat. Other flavors are available. Three boxes of five treats each come in this package. Skira $ 65.00 Skira $ 65.00 Many people aren’t aware that Ferrari did not have an in-house design department until 2010, and that the first car entirely designed by its Centro Stile is the 2013 LaFerrari. In 2010 Flavio Manzoni joined the company to create the department, encompassing interior, exterior and color and trim designers, modelers and others. They didn’t have a design studio until they designed their own sate-of-the-art building and could finally all sit together. Since then the Centro Stile has designed and presented more than 70 models, more than most other manufacturers over a 16 year period. Ferrari Design: Creative Journeys shares the design journey of  fifteen of these cars, the most iconic and significant in Manzoni’s (and most fans’s) opinion. Its full of sketches, photographs and the stories of and behind the design. You don’t have to be a die-hard Ferrarista to appreciate the company’s impressive design journey. By John Elkann (Preface), Daniela Calamia (Contributor), Enrico Leonardo Fagone (Contributor), Flavio Manzoni (Contributor) and Benedetto Vigna (Contributor). Nanu $ 300.00 Nanu $ 300.00 Nanu’s Arc Alarm Clock features beautiful materials inluding cast zinc, mineral glass, tactile controls, an aluminum alloy chime bar and an OLED display, which is used for easily setting the clock and alarms. The clock, which runs silently, becomes a beautiful feature of your bedroom as well as a more grounded experience. Your wake up is delivered by a mechanical chime bar, which provides a more peaceful and natural wake up tone that gradually increases in volume and intensity. Nanu also emphasizes sustainability, and the clock is designed and built to easily be repaired should that ever be necessary. Available in black and white. Malbon $ 400.00 Malbon $ 400.00 Malbon and Red Wing have gone to the brand’s archive, finding inspiration in a 1927 sport oxford for their new Malbon X Red Wing Moc Oxford Golf Shoe collaboration. The look isn’t a shocker to any fan of Red Wing’s—a practical shoe that has been reworked for appropriate performance and wear on and off the course. The shoe’s iconic heritage construction Traction Tred outsole is topped by the new moc-toe Oxford design and is made with full-grain oiled Oro Legacy leather. Trashy Goods $ 125.00 Trashy Goods $ 125.00 Trashy Goods pretty much sums up this new brand started by two friends with big smiles, a passionate  appreciation for good design and for doing something about the growing concern about waste materials. They are launching with a round tray that comes in either 12″ or 16″ in a variety of materials—sustainably harvested cork, recycled plastic, flip flops and bottle caps, used fishing nets and upcycled denim—in a variety of colors. The trays are also sold as a rotating Smart Susan (every home needs one). We have no notes. Prices range from $125 – $195. Alex Mill $ 195.00 Alex Mill $ 195.00 Alex Mill brazenly calls it The Perfect Tote, but it really is the perfect tote. It comes in several sizes and many colors, but The Perfect Weekend Tote is our favorite, hitting that just-right spot for an overnight. It has both hand and shoulder straps (the latter can hide in the bag when not in use) and the length of the shoulder straps is spot on. We appreciate its snaps, which let you easily adjust the size of the bag. The Perfect Weekend Tote is made from 100% cotton and measures 13″ tall, 17″ wide and 9.5″ deep. The optional monogram is a chic touch, and is a $60 upgrade (it also takes 3-5 weeks). Craighill $ 48.00 Craighill $ 48.00 Craighill’s colorful Chroma Scissors bring function alongside colorful design, with ceramic coated blades and vinyl-dipped handles. More than a casual pair, they are cast in stainless steel and feature a circular hinge mechanism for smooth and easy performance. Available in multiple styles / colors, including a pair without ceramic coating. It’s an easy way to add some color and fun to an otherwise basic product. The full-size scissors are 7 oz and 8.5″ x 3″ x 0.5″. Catenary $ 120.00 Catenary $ 120.00 We’d write more about things to make your cat happy if we saw more that we liked. Fortunately we met the founder of Catenary today who shared their Orbit Window Hammock with us. A sleek polished iron ring circles a ledge your cat will enjoy perching upon that’s perfect for watching out the window, napping and staring at you thankfully appreciative of their new lair. The Orbit supports cats up to 30 lbs, and its mat is removable for easy washing. UNDONE $ 25.00 UNDONE $ 25.00 UNDONE started its line of non-alcoholic spirits in 2019, helping to bring a new generation of dealcoholized products to bars and markets. Today their portfolio lacks little, offering spirits, aperitifs, liquers, sparking wine, canned cocktails that taste more similar to their alcoholic counterparts than botanical spirits. They’ve been a prominent feature at CH HQ this summer, where we’ve explored making many different cocktails and tasty sips that keep us on deadlines. They have just about everything you need to easily make the classics—from a Smoky Paloma to a Vesper to a range of sprtizes.  What we appreciate most is the range and depth of flavors providing endless opportunities for your NA enjoyment. Products range from $15-25, with many options for kits, sets and mixers. Urban Privacy $ 45.00 Urban Privacy $ 45.00 The Faception tee by Urban Privacy confuses facial recognition systems with its multiple graphics. Shirts are made to order in 100% 180 gram organic cotton following the GOTS and ÖEKO-TEX Standard 100 guidelines. Available in white and black in slim and baggy cuts. Note that the graphics disrupt each system differently, and software can be updated to manage the confusion. Loro Piana $ 600.00 Loro Piana $ 600.00 Loro Piana’s leather Foulard Holder turns your scarf (or foulard if you must) into a bag that’s easy to carry or put over your shoulder. Simply fold your scarf and attach it to each end of the holder to create an easy, chic tote. Available in Burnt Tan and Sun Gold. S. T. Dupont $ 210.00 S. T. Dupont $ 210.00 S.T. Dupont’s chic new Géode collection comes in five different models. Malachite’s beautiful patterns and sheen inspired the lacquered designs. Each model is available in either a gold case with green enamel, or a silver case with blue enamel. Prices range from $210 to $1,695. Chaco $ 115.00 Chaco $ 115.00 A limited-edition collab made in Michigan between Chaco (creator of its famous water-friendly Z/Sandals) and Grammy Award-winning bluegrass artist Billy Strings, the collection includes two versions of the Z/Sandals and two dog collars. Inspired by Strings’s 2017 Turmoil & Tinfoil debut studio album, the psychedelic dreamscape designs by JJ Horner take well to the both the shoes and collars. You can take them at their surface read or dig deeper into the meaning by listening to the music. Fans have more to celebrate with activations and a style exclusively available at a few of his shows. Mens and womens sizes available. Good Goodies $ 32.00 Good Goodies $ 32.00 Asheville-based Good Goodies hand paints each of their kitchen towels, meaning each piece in a pattern is unique. These 100% cotton towels are made with cold water Procion dyes which are fiber reactive, and they won’t bleed when washed. Napkins and placements for each pattern are also available. Many different patters / colors are available. Forchewn $ 14.00 Forchewn $ 14.00 NYC-based Forchewn solves a constant issue in our travels—having an affordable, dependable, easily available coffee while we’re on the go. They are considered in their sourcing, roasting and packaging to ensure the best possible cup of coffee given the format. Each box also comes with a tarot card for an extra moment of pause for your daily rituals. Prices vary per blend, starting at $14 for a five serving box.