For this week’s Don’t Dillydally, we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including a heart-shaped panettone for Valentine’s Day, a gold charm from J. Hannah, and a Lunar New Year–themed Tonie.
Quiet Town, which makes our Best in Class “kind of sexy” vinyl curtain, has a new modular shower organizer that can be mounted on the wall or hung on your showerhead. Each one includes a mirror, two baskets, a hook, and a soap dish to hold all your bath products.
Alex Mill has once again partnered with Omnigod, a Japanese denim brand known for its selvedge pieces. The collection, all made on vintage power looms in Omnigod’s factory in Kojima, includes denim, a utility shirt, a work shirt, a denim jacket, a frontier jacket, and striped tees.
If this cold snap is making you plan your spring break early, Vacation has released its Orange Gelée in a more convenient spray can. But, keeping with the original formula, it has SPF 30 and the same signature bergamot and saffron scent.
For the kid who got a Toniebox for Christmas, the brand has a new figurine for Lunar New Year that teaches kids about the holiday’s traditions.
At this point, the Owala needs no introduction, but this limited-edition FreeSip from Urban Outfitters is decked out in sweet little bows.
While you probably associate panettone with Christmas, Olivieri 1812 has released a heart-shaped option just in time for Valentine’s Day. Studded with dark chocolate and candied strawberries, it makes a sweet (and unexpected) gift for your valentine.
Another can’t-miss gift: Los Angeles–based designer J. Hannah has released a vintage-inspired tassel charm in either gold, white gold, or silver.
And if you have a valentine who takes their oral hygiene very seriously, Cocofloss has a limited-edition gift set that includes 12 of its mini-flosses in a variety of flavors, from mint to cara cara orange.
Jones Road’s latest launch is a creamy gel liner pot and eyeliner brush. While the liner comes in traditional black and brown, I’m particularly interested in the violet and navy shades.
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