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We dedicate an ample amount of time to surfacing the latest menswear (this is GQ we're talking about)—but we're also always tracking down the coolest, design-iest, likely-to-sell-out-iest new stuff in home goods, grooming, and tech. Leave it us to help you find the sickest drops out there, from gadget advancements to limited-edition collabs. Here's what actually has our fingers tapping add-to-cart this month.
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April
Article One makes some seriously impressive eyewear, especially those designed for sweaty workouts. Hell, Ryan Gosling loves the brand so much he wears their slick shades on red carpets. It's re-partnered with running brand Ciele on a new pair of aviator-style running shades that block 100% of UVA/UVB rays and stay put no matter how much perspiration is dripping down your face.
Over the years, Our Place has given its Always Pan a number of makeovers. It made it small; it made it super-sized; it made it out of cast iron. Now it's made of titanium. The Always Pan Pro remains nonstick like the original cookware that made the brand famous, except it's coating-free and made without PFAs, or those icky chemicals you really don't want to leech into your food. The titanium surface is super hard, and it's even able to withstand temperatures up to 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Sure, maybe you're just reheating some cold pizza every now and again, but this remix of the Always Pan can still do all the things you know and love about the OG.
Having already released its take on the pour-over dripper and French press, Fellow's entry point into the drip coffee maker arena feels long overdue. Then you learn just what goes on with the Aiden Precision coffee maker, and you realize, sure, maybe the brand did need to take a minute to figure all this out. Drip coffee isn't always the best, but Fellow claims that Aiden brews pour-over-style coffee with just the push of a button. How? By getting super specific with the water temperature and coffee-to-water ratio and integrating a bloom cycle, the new brewer seems ready to take prime real estate on your counter. You can even use your phone to control the thing and have coffee going before you've hit snooze on your alarm for the fifth time.
Not all office chairs need to look like you stream on Twitch 24/7. Branch's new Softside chair combines good looks with ergonomic features—like height and tilt adjustments, removable armrests, and integrated lumbar support—all in a plush construction that's sure to save your ass.
Instead of running around making individual cocktails at your summer parties, go ahead and grab a little case of Aperol's pre-bottled spritzes. They now come in sets of four, and they're mixed perfectly so that you don't have to worry about screwing up that prosecco-to-Aperol ratio.
When it comes to the Eamses, you know what you're getting: well-designed mid-century modern grails. But decades after their initial designs have graced countless homes, what else is there to do to freshen things up than giving things a fresh coat of paint? Herman Miller took its Hang-It-All coat rack and livened it up with splashes of blue and red, inspired by newly discovered sketches by Ray Eames. Additionally, the Molded Plywood Lounge Chair with Wood Base is now available in ochre, which was originally seen in a 1946 Eames exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art.
British bedding brand Piglet in Bed has branched into the tabletop category with a little help from fashion brand Lisa Says Gah. The capsule includes a table runner, placements, napkins, coasters, and aprons, all featuring cute design flourishes on Oeko-Tex-certified European linens.
Workout clothing doesn't need to make you look like a schlub. Canada's Reigning Champ revamped its line of performance gear so that classic workout styles have become updated with modern technology. That means you're getting staple silhouettes like tees and tanks but in materials—like Cordura and four-way-stretch nylon—that won't falter under pressure (or a super-heavy barbell.
Hay's whimsical Scandinavian designs have always made it a favorite furniture and homegoods brand for people, and Hay Dogs now makes the brand pet friendly. The collection includes some playful takes on staple dog accessories like bowls, collars, and leashes.
Alo does more than make yoga and workout apparel. The brand has also stretched itself into the supplements world, and one of its newest releases is a melatonin-free capsule that uses a form of magnesium to help you drift off to bed and stay more well rested than ever before.
At this point, you know all about iRobot and its legion of Roomba robot vacuums (and Braava robot mops). The brand has combined them in the past before, but the new affordable Combo Essential makes it even more economical to automate at least two chores on your to-do list. Set this thing to do your errands whenever you want, and don't worry about dusty, dirty floors, carpets, or rugs ever again.
Just in time for peak travel season, bag brand Herschel Supply has entered the luggage category. It's opted for a bunch of softside luggage, making them super-sized, rolling versions of its popular backpacks. This luggage can take a beating without damaging all your precious goods.
Avocado is known for its ethically made bedding, and it's applied that same standard of sourcing and manufacturing to the new down collection. The first piece of the collection is a duvet insert that's available in a lightweight, year-round option, depending on how badly you overheat at night. There's also a new pillow, available in three levels of support, that'll cradle that precious head of yours to sleep like you're lying on a fluffy (but supportive!) marshmallow.
March
Fellow's synonymous with its coffee snob-approved gooseneck kettles, but for people who care more about volume and speed than precision, there's a new addition to the family. Named Clyde, it's an electric model combining a traditional shape with smart, temperature-setting technology that should come in clutch the next time you're boiling a giant vat of pasta water.
Windmill emerged onto the scene a few years ago with an actually stylish, double-insulated air conditioner to trump the clunky accordion styles you haul out every summer. Its newest launch gives the humble fan the same aesthetic treatment, promising better airflow and better looks than traditional tabletop breeze-makers.
Few scents signal the start of spring and summer quite like citrus. Malin + Goetz's latest mega “Supercandle” gets you enough runway to keep the sweet smell of bergamot and earthy greens wafting through your home long into fall.
The last thing you need on your commute to work is a stranger chatting you up, but prepare to field more compliments than usual when you step onto public transit with this blacked-out laptop bag slung over your shoulder. Inspired by the great city of Tokyo, Bellroy's new bag keeps things roomy and travel-friendly, with a special pocket for hiding an AirTag plus a luggage mount for attaching it to your carry-on while you speed through your terminal.
In the EDC world, pocket knives are never much to write home about, except when Craighill gets its hands on them. The brand's handsome new Sidewinder knife, made in collaboration with design studio Chen Chen and Kai Williams, is literally wavier than its peers, utilizing an interlocking mechanism that slides in place to reveal a sharp blade within.
Leave it to New England-based running brand Tracksmith to make a shoe bag you'd actually want to be seen with. Done up in preppy colorways (minty fresh green or navy), it stores trainers up to a men's size 15, ensuring that your mud-stained shoes don't mingle with the rest of your workout gear.
Rocking out on a budget doesn't mean you need to settle for subpar audio. JBL's new Tune 770NC over-ear headphones cost way less than the AirPods Max, but boast an even longer battery life of 70 hours and cushy leather ear cups. For such an affordable pair of headphones, it's an even bigger boost that they feature adaptive noise-cancelling depending on your environment, so you can tune out the world when you need to.
Buffy's best known for its temperature-regulating bedding, but it recently expanded into bath towels that are both wildly plushy (at 850 grams per square meter, they're as thick as a winter sweater) and highly absorbent. In colors like navy, wheat, and lavender, they look even better in pairs, which is just how the brand is selling them right now.
For trail runners and travelers, Janji's Multipass mini bag offers multiple ways to store your small goods (whether suspended by the bungee cords in front or zipped up in the two storage pockets outside). Shoutout to the roomy interior cavity, too, which keeps your passports and soft flasks tucked away. Wear it slung across your body during your sojourns or strapped around your waist when you're hitting your stride on the trails.
Symbol, a brand that specializes in design-minded record stands and consoles, collaborated with USM on a capsule collection utilizing the latter's iconic modular shelving. If you've got the budget to go big on your audio setup, may as well invest in the vibiest storage to display all that gear.
Helinox produces some of the lightest, brightest outdoor gear out there, stuff that's made for portability so you can set up camp in a jiffy. The brand's Table Four—a collapsible table that, you guessed it, seats four people—is just the latest addition to its lineup that neatly folds up so you can stow it away in your car for impromptu getaways. Pair it with the brand's colorblocked camping chairs for a cozy backyard or backwoods meal.
Affordable luxury line Oak and Fort is more well-known for minimalist basics than homewares, but it's recently spun its pared-back aesthetic into a new offshoot of tasteful home goods that it's calling “Senn”. From abstract vases to muted throw blankets, there's a lot here under 100 bones that you could pass off as artisanal.
February
Cometeer's flash-frozen coffee is the laziest way to get delicious coffee without dedicating half your counter space to an at-home coffee setup. The brand packs its concentrated brews in a pod that you dilute with water to create a regular cup of Joe—and now Seth Rogen's weed-loving lifestyle brand Houseplant has teamed up to create two new brews: a dark roast and a light roast. Either should work well as part of a balanced wake and bake.
Moon Juice's latest dissolvable supplement is for all of you who aren't drinking as much water as you should be. The brand took its Mini Dew powder, once only available in a watermelon flavor, and cooked up a pomelo option. New, zingier flavor, but all the same purported benefits: support for collagen production (shoutout to joint health), plenty of vitamins and minerals, and, you know, delicious water. All of which should help you feel like your best, most hydrated self.
Cult followings around beverage containers are in full swing, thanks in part to the Stanley cup hype. Owala has a similar hype train behind it because of its innovative spout that lets you sip or chug. Its latest release slims down the OG bottle design so it slips more easily into a bag without leaving you high and dry midday.
When it comes to fitness trackers, Garmin's broad line of Forerunners give runners (duh) all the info they need to crush their goals. The newest addition to the collection is the Forerunner 165, a more affordable option for the masses crushing daily park runs and 10Ks. It has 11 days of battery life plus daily suggested workouts that take into account your body's recovery state, so you can push yourself to be better without pushing yourself over the edge.
Outerknown is best know for its surf gear, like its very impressive swim trunks, but we're glad the brand's expanding on its outdoor love by releasing its first all-weather rain jacket. The Cloudburst is made with recycled PET and offers some serious protection against the most brutal downpours. There's always tomorrow's dawn patrol.
In the world of chef's knives, Schmidt Bros. is a name to know. Its new Artisan series of blades includes this seven-piece set: each knife is made of Damascus steel (known for its sharpness, edge retention, and durability), plus you get the showoff stand and sharpener. Grab it if you're looking to hone your chef skills. (Perfect-fitting white t-shirt not included.)
Hoka is a running shoe brand with a rep for putting comfy clouds on your feet—but the beefy-soled brand does make some serious racers. Like, say, the new Cielo X1. Hoka put all its R&D into one thing: speed. There's a carbon plate tucked inside the denser, aggressively rockered sole, in an overall lighter shoe than the rest of the brand's lineup. If you're a Hoka devotee looking for an edge or just trying to crack open a new PR, lace these up and you'll likely find yourself soaring to the finish line faster than ever.
If your “home office” is still a piece of furniture that you also eat dinner on or watch TV from, please do yourself and your aching spine a favor by investing in a real desk. “Invest” is even a strong word: Branch is turning out clean, handsome home-office furniture at, well, Hoka sneaker prices. The Daily Desk ships flat, assembles in almost no time, and won't dominate your apartment or that spare bedroom with the futon and your dumbbells. Once you've hit “order” on the desk, get the right office chair and watch your productivity increase 10-fold.
Kacey Musgraves released a new single this month and because this is 2024, it's accompanied by a candle from one of our (and Kacey's) favorite brands, Boy Smells. Deeper Well—the name of the candle, Musgraves' new single, and her upcoming album—has aromas of oakmoss, raspberry, sage, and (judging by the song's lyrics) a blossoming sense of self-love.
Since releasing its jigsaw-puzzle-like bed frame, Thuma's been pumping out a consistent stream of bedroom furniture (like these nice side tables it dropped last month). Now the brand wants to deliver the soft stuff, too. From sheet sets to quilts in a variety of fabrics, Thuma's turned into a one-stop shop for upgrading those eight hours (okay, 5.5 hours) you spend sleeping.
When are earbuds not exactly earbuds? When Bose gets wild and drops these, the new Ultra Open Earbuds. They basically clip onto the outside of your ears, like an ear cuff, and aim the audio right at your eardrums. Bose says that no one else will hear your '90s emo playlist—but you’ll be able to hear what's going on around you. Think of it like adding a soundtrack to your life (though maybe keep your noise-cancelling headphones for the plane).
Aaron Levine, who's helped revive Abercrombie, Club Monaco, and Madewell, teamed up with Huckberry on a new in-house brand for the online superstore: Trumbull. It's a small-but-comfy sportswear capsule full of thick hoodies, sweatpants, and quarter-zips, with each piece made in Detroit from fully U.S.-grown cotton.
January
Purple's newest release isn't a mattress, but an adjustable pillow so you can rest your sleepy little head however you please. Like its mattresses, Purple ditches the memory foam for an open-weave GelFlex grid, which helps improve air circulation and prevent you from waking up in a pool of your own sweat. It molds to your head for a cradling feeling, and you can adjust the height if your broad shoulders require more loft.
Thuma's quick-assembly furniture has expanded to side tables, whether it's for your bedside or sofa-side. They're available in four wood finishes to complement your home aesthetic.
USM collaborated with the GQ Home Award-approved retailer Afternoon Light on a three-tier shoe rack that's available in six colors. It's about as attractive as the shoes you're going to be putting on it, and when you expand your footwear collection, cop another rack to place side by side.
Bodum makes some damn good coffee gear, French presses included. As part of a long-going partnership with the MoMA Design Store, the Danish coffee brand decked out its Caffettiera brewer with some colorful accents, notably on the handle and lid.
One of our favorite brands for workout shirts and shorts, Ten Thousand took its popular Foundation short and elongated them into pants. Made for heavy lifting (think deadlifts and squats), the Foundation pants are made of a durable, stretchy fabric, which has been tested to withstand over 95,000 rubs in abrasion testing.
Your laptop probably doesn't take up much space just lying around on your desk, but if you're looking to declutter, Twelve South's latest BookArc Flex lets you keep your laptop sitting upright to open up some space. And if you connect it to an external monitor, you'll be able to tuck away the computer so it's out of the way and you have a bigger, better screen to gaze at.
The online bedding marketplace is a crowded space, and it's adding another competitor to the mix in the form of Article, one of our favorite places to buy furniture online. The new bedding collection offers the usual suspects, from duvet covers to sheet sets in breezy fabrics like linen and cotton.
Another water bottle has entered the Stanley cup war—and this time it's from the skinny water bottle legends, S'well. For a sleek, sizeable tumbler that doesn't have a wait list down the block (yet), then the Explorer bottle which comes equipped with a sippy straw may be the next best thing.
For small apartment dwellers with a minimal square footage and an even leaner kitchen counter, Beast just unveiled a scaled-down version of its popular hourglass-shaped blender. The new mini-me is available in five pastel colors, and you can even upgrade to the Mini Plus system that packs in more drinking vessels so you can take your Erewhon-worthy smoothies on the road.
For the fifth time, Snow Peak and New Balance have partnered up for a pair of shoes you'll be grabbing whenever the snow actually starts to stick to the ground. These grippy sneaker-boots, which will literally keep you on your toes, are also blessed with a cozy Primaloft lining to keep your dogs warm despite the chill outside.
Winter may have just started, but the four-eyed whizzes at Warby Parker are already springing forward with a new collection anchored by streamlined wire silhouettes and punchy acetate styles. Prices still start at $95 for acetate frames and $145 for metal ones, with the new styles serving as a reminder of why Warby Parker is still one of the best places to buy prescription eyewear online.
Great noise-cancelling headphones don't need to be expensive, at least according to JLab. The brand has staked its reputation on affordable tech that punches way above its price point, and its latest drop is a super-cheap pair of active noise-cancelling headphones called the Lux ANC. This over-the-ear model has a whopping 70-hour battery life (or 40 hours with ANC turned on) and a transparency mode for when you want to remain somewhat grounded in reality. One of its rarer features though is the Bluetooth multipoint functionality—something not even available on some high-end models—which allows you to stream sounds simultaneously from separate devices.
You've seen the all the hooplah over the Stanley cup, but Miir has just thrown down the gauntlet with its own mega tumbler, the All Day straw cup. It's made of 90% recycled stainless steel, comes with its own reusable straw (obviously), can keep your bevvies chilled for hours, and you won't even have to queue up overnight at Target to get one.
JBL decided to switch things up from its regularly scheduled output of headphones and earbuds by dropping its first-ever turntable recently. This one connects with your speaker via Bluetooth so you don't have to fuss around with a tangle of wires (though it usually nets better sound quality if you do go the wired route), which makes it an excellent companion to any of the brand's vast catalogue of Bluetooth speakers and soundbars.