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Haider Ackermann’s fourth iteration of Snow Goose just launched today. The line steers away from the brand’s classic puffy parkas—but in the right way. Made for a more active lifestyle, this season’s lightweight pieces, covered in bold colors, are what you want to be working out in. I saw them in person this week, and the materials are so weightless yet high-quality. You’ll want to drape yourself in these for all your spring outdoor activities. My personal favorite from the collection are these versatile pants; I’m going to pick some up before they sell out. —Krista Jones, senior director, commerce and partnerships

Timed perfectly for Masters weekend, Herschel Supply, a favorite for affordable backpacks and Dopp kits, took its bag-making prowess to the golf course. The collection is tight—three stand bags and three Sunday bags, all in the same colors. The clean design, high-quality materials, and functional build make it a must-have for your next round. —Mike Kim, digital design director

Every time we’re back home in Georgia, my wife and I try to hit Factor’s, Atlanta’s funkiest little bespoke tailor. But I’m fawning over the ready-to-wear with this new tab-collar dress shirt. With a burnt-bone snap button on the tab and a slub chambray body, it’s part wannabe mobster, part redneck bar owner, part western oilman. It’s everything I want to look like. —Luke Guillory, commerce editor

Speaking of Georgia, Malbon (per usual) got me with this one: a hand-embroidered driver cover with deadstock fabrics to honor my favorite tournament and one of my favorite hometown birds. You won’t hear ’em on CBS, but if you take a Delta flight and watch the new Twilight Walk Through Augusta’s Back Nine, you’ll hear plenty of those drink-your-teeea spring calls. Anyway, great collection even though the clothes sold out. —L.G.

Two German fashion-accessory brands—suitcases are an accessory when you’re in the Rimowa echelon—each obsessed with materials and constructing make sense for collaboration. But even we couldn’t fathom how much this new Rimowa and Mykita collaboration would wow us. Just a beautiful collection. —L.G.

Reef sandals (don’t hate) are having a big week. The surfer brand is celebrating the 21st anniversary of its Fanning sandal—you know, the one with the beer-bottle opener on the bottom. Now you can buy your favorite summer barbecue-ready sandals in new colors and with updated comfort cushions. We all know at least one person who would want these. —K.J.

Funky, loose fitting, and lightweight—two of my favorite warm-climate brands just made my favorite-ever beach shirt/jacket/popover. —L.G.

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Though the loose, unstructured suit with pleated trousers thing is not my taste exactly, I cannot deny it’s gotten more guys into tailored clothing (a good thing). I also cannot deny that Buck Mason is the peak of the style; this new linen suit proves that. —L.G.

One of my favorite T-shirt brands is making dirt-colored tees, with all proceeds going to the Altadena Community Garden as it rebuilds after last year’s wildfires. The best purchase you could make this week, honestly. —L.G.

We already love Pelican’s coolers, lunch bags, and pro-level carrying cases. Naturally, we’re hyped about the new Dayventure Collection. With soft-shell coolers and large tumblers, the collection has everything you’d need for a summer adventure. Each of the six different coolers comes in four new colorways: light gray, coyote tan, desert sage, and my favorite, indigo. —Bellamy Richardson, associate commerce editor

Previously these earbuds were available only in a classy, but slightly standard, silver colorway. They were luxe but not gorgeous. This Honey tone is, in fact, gorgeous. In terms of function, expect the works: incredible sound, next-level battery life, and mind-blowing noise canceling. A charging case that can act as a wireless audio transmitter is just the cherry on top. These are what $1,500 earbuds look like. —Bryn Gelbart, associate commerce editor

I’m currently obsessing over Caraway’s new recycling bin and trash can duo. Recycling is one of those things I will not compromise on. Up until now, my roommate and I have been collecting recyclables in loose Trader Joe’s bags on the floor next to our couch. This new Caraway system makes my living room looks so much better, if you can believe that.

The recycling bin and its matching trash can (which comes in both slim and rectangular profiles) come in the brand’s matte colors with fingerprint-resistant exteriors. Everything in my home is blue, so I got the Midnight colorway—gorgeous. The two bins in the recycling system slide out effortlessly and have cut-out handles on three sides, so it’s easy to carry them down to the trash room in my building and dump my paper and plastics into the correct bins. Expensive? Yes, but this is a buy-it-for-life purchase.—B.R.

This is Hexclad’s best-selling pot in Japan, and after using it for a week I wish it weren’t a limited-time release in the states. Not for any personal reason (I will likely enjoy mine for years to come) but because I want to be able to recommend it forever and ever. As someone who doesn’t like using rice cookers, I find it to be a huge upgrade over using my traditional sauce pot. It’s a perfect nonstick vessel for not just steaming rice but also making any one-pot meal or crispy rice dish. Hexclad, I’m begging you: Please keep selling this here forever. —B.G.

Editor’s Note: Already sold out. Get in line for the restock.

Handheld fans that just blow air around are useless. I know this, you know this, and Dyson knows this. That’s why the HushJet Mini Cool uses evaporative cooling to make what’s coming out cooler than what goes in, actually cutting through humidity. Even in a dry heat, the fan speed outperforms most of what else is out there—especially at full blast in the 55 mph boost mode. —B.G.