Joe Biden could never make the weekend feel uncomfortable.
Your Perks: 1) A vintage Rolex. Or two. Or three. “Too much of a good thing” does not apply. 2) An umbrella that’ll text you if you leave it behind. Good friend, this umbrella. 3) A Versace suit. You know, the internationally renowned house of—anyway, yes, Versace.
Trainspotting. Pulp Fiction. A dozen other movies. Those are represented by abstract dots hanging on your wall now. Don’t thank us, thank the Oscars. We wouldn’t be talking about a weird new series of movie posters right now if it weren’t for the Oscars.
1) Hand-sewn.
2) Horween Chromexcel leather.
3) Key clips. Bifold wallets. Totes. Laptop sleeves.
What you have up there is a numbered list that, together, describes Charlie Yip, a new San Francisco–based
leather outfit that we think you’ll be pleased with. Key clips, people.
You open this website. You type a few words in your native tongue. You take a quick break and eat something small like a kiwi or a York Peppermint Pattie. Then, the site displays and vocalizes your words on a world map in pretty much every language ever. This has been nice.
On Kempt: Hey, look what Valentine’s Day left behind: these great moments in chivalry. And
hey, look what the NBA All-Star game left behind: bunch of
rakishness.
On Driven: Here’s Brigitte Bardot and like 100 dogs in an old Mini Moke. And here’s a calendar full of
beautiful German
women. Cars, too.
Mohawk General
Store: Gitman Vintage button-downs. Golden Bear bomber jackets. Other things
that are 60% off. Here.
Baracuta: If you enjoy fine coats and you enjoy only
paying half for them, rejoice accordingly.
Penfield: Up
to 60% off for their winter sale. Sweaters with axes on them are involved. They always are.
