New product alert: Table lighters from Edie Parker and more

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For this week:Don’t dawdle” we’ve brought to light a number of newly released products that we’re particularly excited about, including a collaboration between Fishwife and Lisa Says Gah, Hampton Jitney anniversary items, and cheeky table lighters.

The Fishwife and Lisa Says Gah collaboration just feels right—especially because LSG’s food prints typically sell out every summer. The collection includes a range of accessories, including a canned fish-themed t-shirt, matching fish-themed bracelet and necklace, nail art stickers, and a can of smoked salmon.

My colleague Katherine Gillespie asked this week, “Is soft luggage making a comeback?” This collection from Away answers yes. If you’re hesitant about switching from hard-shell suitcases to hard-shell suitcases, Gillespie says of Away, “They’re lightweight and expandable, easy to repair, and typically have zippered exterior compartments for quick access to items like passports and chargers.”

Edie Parker makes some of my favorite smoking accessories. The brand released two table lighters this week: one that looks like a pile of peas on a plate and the other that looks like a stick of butter. Both are really fun.

New York-based streetwear brand Only NY is known for its cool merchandise for our city’s institutions (the Parks Department, the MTA, and, yes, new York Magazine). Tomorrow, July 11, she’s releasing a table lamp inspired by the MTA entrance sign. It’s coming out at 12:00 p.m. ET, so don’t miss it.

Speaking of transportation items, the Hampton Jitney has released a 50th anniversary collection that includes everything you need for a trip to the Hamptons, including sweatshirts, a beach towel, a tote bag, and even a power bank.

Baggu’s fall collection is fresh out of a collaboration with fashion design house Collina Strada. Of the new prints and colors, I’m most excited about this lapis blue shoulder bag and the Patisserie print reusable bag.

Madre, best known for its mezcal, has expanded its line to include tequila. At $50 a bottle, it’s a good souvenir if you’re planning a trip this summer.

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