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Black Book: 13 Products Our Editors Loved in October 2026

The products our editors have been obsessed with in October 2026.

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Cool Party: Our End of Summer Hosting Guide

The drinks, the music, the vibes, and everything else you need to end summer on a high note.

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The Secret to Perfectly Messy Hair

The perfect balance of polished and undone, without the crunch, grease, or obvious effort.

Sruli Recht Carbon Dater

This pen is mightier. The Carbon Dater by Reykjavik based designer Sruli Recht is a black diamond tipped carbon pen for writing and illustrating directly into glass. The .30 carat black diamond is held in place by a brass claw and presented in a hand-tooled carbon rod. The 1K pen is placed…

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Brouhaha Wine Gear Collection

Just because you enjoy a fine wine, doesn't mean you don't have any interest in industrial robotic transmissions. Well, perhaps it does, but it shouldn't keep you from noticing that this Brouhaha Wine Gear Collection is pretty rad. The appropriately named three-piece set includes a drip ring, wine stopper and…

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Flipper Guitar Spatula

Ever jam so hard that your guitar sizzled? (Sadly us neither, and we hear that's a requirement to even tryout for Tenacious D). But even if you can't crank out rockin' tunes you can at least turn up the heat with the Flipper Guitar Spatula. Made of pure rock 'n…

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Functions Deck of Cards

When you think about it, most card games are really all about probability, you know—math. So it only makes sense to use a deck of cards that simplifies the suits and numbers into math functions. The Functions Card Deck replaces hearts, clubs, spades and diamonds with + - x ÷…

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Obsolete

Say goodbye to the days when devices had responsive keyboards, cameras didn't use that new-fangled universal serial bus, and listening to music involved moving parts. Things today are just so much less... tactile. Anna Jane Grossman decided to do what any enterprising individual who finds a niche would do -…

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