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Artist Boris Bally collects used discarded street signs from the United States and turns them into chairs, tables, dinnerware and decorative pieces. His material of choice ensures that each product is durable and unique.

Post-apocalyptic hand-me-downs. Decoster founder Ziggy Chen combined oversized fits, blue collar colors and DIY repair aesthetics for his fall/winter catalog. The collection is lava. Write to info@ziggychen.com for availability.

Jaguar’s performance luxury wagon comes to the US. Only now, it’s got an aluminum body, 50/50 weight balance, and a supercharged 380 hp V6 that launches it to 60 mph in 5.3s. It holds up to 69.7 cu. ft. of cargo, and has an air suspension for stability even with a load.

Visvim is the Apple of clothing, but this one’s too nice to ignore. The Japanese brand treats one of its favorite silhouettes to a richly dyed makeover. The coat also has a slit rear collar and gusseted underarms to ensure a comfortable fit.

Life-size models of shoes, cameras, hats and a bag, all cast in concrete. You can use them as planters, organizers or as decorative pieces. The camera comes in SLR and DSLR, while the hat comes in a bowler hat and a top hat.

Filson’s new duffle bag has padded backpack straps that can be kept inside a dedicated compartment when not in use. It’s made of lightweight and scratch-resistant nylon, has a 15″ laptop compartment and a water-resistant side pocket. Available in brown and green.

Malle London’s stylish, durable and protective motorcycle jacket. The Expedition is made of waterproof oiled cotton and comes with removable Knox armor plates. It also has Kevlar inner lining, adjustable storm flap, waist and cuffs, and nine large pockets.

Samsung keeps curved screens alive with its bonkers 49″ 32:9 3840×1080 QLED monitor. Aimed primarily at gamers, the CHG90 has a 144Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync compatibility. But with the ability to show up to six separate screens, it’s a workhorse as well.

An improved version of the space exploration-themed shoe. The Mars Yard 2.0 has a new knit mesh upper to go with the suede panels, as well as an outsole based on the Special Field Boot. For now, it’s exclusive to the NikeCraft Space Camp, but it will also retail for $200.

This Is Ground updates its leather weekend bag. The Voyager 2 still has enough room for up to five days worth of clothes and gear, but it’s now expandable and has a dedicated 15″ laptop compartment. Its exterior tech pocket has also been improved and enlarged.

Straight from the land of the rising sun. Part of Wacko Maria’s 2017 spring summer collection, this baseball cap apes the script lettering from New Era Cap’s ’90s gear, particularly the ones popularized by NWA.

Japanese street-meets-workwear brand Neighborhood brings back its dope nylon Brooks jacket, this time with a huge Above All Others print at the back in the brand’s logo font. Available in white, red, navy and black. The matching mesh caps are flames too.

Heimplanet’s newest inflatable tent has an entrance and ventilation point on either side, giving you more options for space and comfort. Its airframe is separated into two chambers for durability. It also has interior pockets that help free up more space.

Japanese luxury casual wear brand Nonnative revised its take on Chucks, throwing out the laces for a full-length zipper and the familiar rubber toe cap and cotton upper for leather-lined suede. It’s also available in white, wine and forest green.

Apple replaced the 9.7″ iPad Pro with one that’s virtually the same size and weight but has a 10.5″ screen. The new iPad Pro’s display offers up to 120Hz refresh rate, increased brightness, and reduced reflectivity. It will ship with iOS 11, which has many enhancements for tablets.

The new Aston Martin DB11 changes everything for the British luxury automaker. Our friends at DriveWithDave got the 600 hp Aston on the road for a fast drive, and ranks it up there with the Ferrari FF and the Porsche Panamera.

A great fit for sneaker addicts. These chests are shaped and painted to look exactly like shoe boxes from Air Jordan, adidas, Supreme, and more. They come in two sizes: the small one holds up to 8 pairs of shoes, while the large one holds up to 16 pairs of shoes.

White Mountaineering’s laid back take on the samue, the traditional work attire of Japanese Zen Buddhist monks. The oversized shirt is made of lightweight denim with a washed finish and has beautiful patterns on its placket. It also has a built-in adjustable waist clasp.

Deus Ex Machina Customs stripped a 1974 Honda Super Cub C70 down to its most essential parts, paired it with a 1995 Honda Astra engine then made a basket, exhaust, seats and a surfboard rack to create a sweet, lightweight beach bike.

At just 0.7″ thick and weighing only 4.9lb, the Zephyrus is the most portable laptop that can be equipped with NVIDIA’s flagship GeForce 1080 GPU. A massive front grill and a built-in stand that pops out when you open the laptop provides ample cooling. Drops 6/27/17.

The Virb 360 action camera shoots true 4K 30fps 360º video, ready to be shared as soon as you stop recording. It can also output 5.7K, 5K and 3K unstitched raw footage. Its apps let you add stabilization and telemetry data. It also comes with a tripod-handgrip.

The latest shoe from the adidas x Porsche Design team-up looks like it came from the future. The Bounce S4 Lux has a sculpted 3D mesh upper for comfort, along with a lightweight decoupled heel which isolates your foot from shock via a carbon fiber bridge.

A truly stunning piece of drinkware unlike any other. Each of Discommon’s Lowball 2 whisky tumblers is CNC machined from a block of aerospace-grade aluminum, and features precision engineered geometry and textures for an optimal grip and to minimize drips.

In 1985, Andy Warhol made a satirical performance artwork by standing briefly on a plinth then walking away, leaving a lit but otherwise empty platform. Kidrobot tips its hat to this commentary on celebrity culture with this light up model.

An electric skateboard augmented by artificial intelligence and sensors. It won’t move if it’s locked via its app or if you’re standing incorrectly on it. It can also suggest more efficient routes, regulate its speed to prevent falls and much more.