Wear/Pins & Patches
Gyrating Galaxy, Copper Jean Jacket Pin
A spiral galaxy caught mid-turn, plated in warm copper. $9.
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Small things that still feel like something.
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Wear/Pins & Patches
A spiral galaxy caught mid-turn, plated in warm copper. $9.
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Desk/Stationery
Trees, sun and open ground in flat blocks of color, the Great Outdoors badge in sticker form. $4.
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Two fingers up, cast in bright yellow enamel. $9.
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Desk/Stationery
Overcast water in flat, layered bands of gray. $4.
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Desk/Stationery
The Wilds badge again, this time turned all the way up: pink, orange and yellow stacked like a desert sunset that got carried away. $4.
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One evergreen, reduced to its heaviest possible strokes. $8.50.
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A small, clean enamel pin with a big, simple message: HUMAN. $9.
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A low, warm sun in concentric bands, the kind that shows up around 7pm in July and fixes most things. $8.50.
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Desk/Stationery
A rare and beautiful thing rendered in sticker form: Portland under an actual sun. $4.
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Michigan, Michigan, Michigan, stacked in crisp white on deep blue. $8.50.
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Field/Camp
Iron & Glory, made by SuckUK out of Brooklyn, packed five essentials into one compact metal tin: multi-tool, wire saw, compass, whistle, and mini torch. $16.
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Play/Curiosities
SuckUK reimagined an oversized cassette tape as a desktop tape dispenser, made from heavyweight rubber that stays put. $17.
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Desk/Stationery
Quickly becoming a Moss and Fog Shop Bestseller, these three sausage-shaped cat erasers are from SuckUK's Good Design Works line. $8.
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Table/Tableware
Roomytown's design team in Bath, England, adapted this pattern from William Benson's 1868 hexagon diagram on color theory. $17.
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Shelf/Objects
Handcrafted in India, this round enamel tray carries Philipp Otto Runge's 1810 color wheel studies. $14.
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Desk/Stationery
The cover comes from William Benson's 1868 hexagon diagram on color theory, adapted by Roomytown's design team in Bath, England. $16.
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Shelf/Objects
Handcrafted in India, this round enamel tray carries William Benson's 1868 hexagon diagram on color theory. $15.
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Field/Plants
Marimo moss balls are a genuinely living plant, a soft green sphere that sits in water and barely asks for anything. $21.
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Desk/Stationery
Machined from solid brass, with real weight to it and a bolt action that is hard to stop clicking. $22.
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Play/Curiosities
A flat, battery-free card that charges in any light and glows for hours once it's dark. $18.50.
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Field/Camp
One small utensil that's also a bottle opener, two screwdrivers, and five hex wrenches, in food-grade stainless steel with an orange-plated finish. $11.
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Field/Camp
Braided orange paracord with a brass tiger bead, built to keep keys, tools, or a phone easy to find. $10.
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A realistic 2D heart pin, drawn the way old scientific illustrations rendered anatomy, in hard enamel with real gold plating and Pantone-matched color. $9.96.
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