hejhej offers sustainable yoga equipment to reduce the amount of plastic waste on our planet.

Sophie Zepnik

Anna Souvignier

Brands are increasingly launching new lines – or even entire businesses – around giving trash a second chance.

This week, we’ve come across herbal subscription boxes, living vinegars, and a supplement brand that wants to coach its customers to better sleep.

Love Language creates gift boxes with unique products that promote wellness.

Dough Dealer sells at-home Bread Kits with quality first ingredients sourced from small and farmer-founded companies. 

Vanmoof designs high-speed E-bikes for cities.

Art of Ping Pong makes design forward ping pong products to celebrate the sport.

ITA Leisure makes premium outdoor goods from beach chairs to blankets featuring designs focused on cultural inclusivity.

LifeLabs makes sustainable apparel using textile technology to regulate body temperature. 

Singular Society offers collections of high quality, lifestyle essentials at an affordable price using a membership subscription service. 

The Get Out makes design-driven products for backyard or camping activities prioritizing quality, functionality, and durability.

Frame Fitness offers a foldable pilates reformer along with access to low-impact, full-body workouts taught by professional instructors. 

Flow Helmet Diffuser offers an essential oil air diffuser system for inside motorcycle helmets.

Wool and the Gang offers yarns and kits to inspire people to create their own clothes.

The Folklore Company offers customized cross-stitch embroidery kits delivered straight to homes.