Not that you need any more incentive to sink a few, but here it is anyway: these retro-styled glasses come
with a dash of cheesecake in the bottom—as in pictures of pinups, not actual dessert. (Though that's
not a bad idea, either.)
Obviously, the mods sounded damn cool—give My Generation a spin if it's been awhile—but
they looked damn cool, too. Among their secrets: shirts from Brutus, which is now resurrecting its original
1966 design and (as the name implies) fit. Union Jack cloak not included.
As with all things from Copenhagen—the girls, the bicycles, the girls on bicycles—there is
something ineffably stylish about these frames, now available stateside. And since they're painted by hand,
you can go ahead and call them wearable masterpieces. Actually, don't.
There's no reason your High Life should brave the elements naked and alone. Instead, try one of these new
bottle-holders, made from actual vintage—excuse us, "reclaimed"—sweaters. (Sadly, cardigans not
available.) There are even some sized to fit 40s for those long nights on the curb porch—hey,
no judgments here.
Because there's more to grilling than just meat—no, really—there's this: a stone for grilling up
perfect pies. (Thermometer included.) You can use it in the oven, too, in case this summer proves less than
endless.
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