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Monocle magazine September 2021
Salone del Mobile Special
Konfekt - Issue 4
Cotton overshirt
Yoyogi seersucker pants
Unlined mac
Narrow elastic belt
Shorthauler bag
Equinox Light U Carry-on suitcase 34 L
Shoulder bag
Boston bag
Shelf
Candle Four: Yoyogi
Carbon-steel umbrella
Vase
Timor perpetual calendar
Drehgriffel pen
Weekly diary 2021
Pencil case
Scent One: Hinoki
Scent Four: Yoyogi
Calavria roll-on fragrance
Scent Three: Sugi
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Too many folks skimp on umbrellas - at their peril: clutching on to a flimsy brolly that has been turned inside out by a strong gust of wind is a uniquely hellish form of public humiliation.
Bitossi
$115
Guido Bitossi came from a long line of skilled Tuscan ceramicists, sculptors and artists. In 1921, the young Italian opened his own factory in Montelupo Fiorentino, a storied ceramic-making area near Florence. Among the historic firm's greatest hits is the Rimini Blu collection, which was created in the 1950s by long-standing artistic director Aldo Londi.
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Danese Milano
$180
Kontex
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Mad Lab
$130 $80
@Aroma
$18
Monocle
$62
$130
These handsome gewgaws are made by a Hong Kong workshop that has been honing its craft since the 1980s. Based in the industrial district of San Po Kong on Kowloon, it is one of the last remaining brass factories in the city. The workshop has created an exclusive brass range for MONOCLE, which includes a trio of keyrings (featuring a flower, triangle or square cut-out) and a bottle opener. All have a pleasant heft and will develop a lovely patina over time.
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Make a New Year’s resolution with our latest decorative daruma, a Japanese wishing doll. Based on a breed of dog called a Shiba Inu, it brings 2018 – the year of the dog, no less – to a comforting close and creates a sense of anticipation for 2019.
We have transformed this traditional Japanese wishing doll – or daruma, purported to keep you focused on achieving your goals – into a special Monocle ornament that’s handpainted in Japan.
$115 $57
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