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After a notebook that opens flat, a fleece that survives three conference seasons, or a riso print for the wall above the desk? Everything here is made in small runs, built to outlast the trend, and packed by the same six people who designed it.

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Traveller with a yellow rucksack, photograph by Felix Russell-Saw on StockSnap

Open notebook and pen on a dark timber desk, photograph by Negative Space on StockSnap

Fresh drops

The lay-flat notebook and the cork-backed desk pad both landed this month — two quiet ways to make eight hours at a desk feel a little less default.

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Group of friends in casual clothes, photograph by Helena Lopes on StockSnap

Clothing

Heavyweight cotton, brushed fleece, and a French terry crew that softens rather than pills. Sized to sit right on a body that spends most of the day in a chair.

Cup of coffee seen from above on weathered wood, photograph by Mikesh Kaos on StockSnap

Cups & flasks

Stoneware for the morning, vacuum steel for the afternoon, and a lid that actually seals when the whole thing goes into a bag.

Two rucksacks resting on a concrete ledge, photograph by Cynthia del Rio on StockSnap

Carry

Notebook, pen and reading glasses on a pale desk, photograph by Artsy Crafty on StockSnap

Desk things

Printed layout sheets and pens spread across a desk, photograph by Jeffrey Betts on StockSnap

Paper & print