New-Stuff Alert: Alex Mill Has Made Ballet Flats

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For this week’s “Don’t Dillydally,” we’ve rounded up a range of newly released products we’re particularly excited about, including Brooklinen’s first-ever washable comforter, a limited capsule collection of sportswear from Thom Browne and ASICS, and Field Company’s lovely new cast-iron skillet.

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Alex Mill used to stock other brands’ ballet flats in-store — but now the company has finally made its own. The silhouette is classic, made from a slightly shiny patent leather with a little fabric bow at the front, and available in seven shades. There are some neutral options plus a few bright ones (like Hibiscus and Sunflower) that feel very spring.

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If you’re tired of wrangling a duvet into and out of its cover on the regular, consider Brooklinen’s new version. It’s a one-and-done comforter (meaning no cover at all) that has a basic stitched look, comes in five colors, and is machine washable.

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Iconic California-based pottery company Heath teamed up with Mister Jiu’s, a fine-dining restaurant that’s been a staple of San Francisco’s Chinatown for the past decade, to make a small number of pieces of ceramic dinnerware. The collection, which launched last week, already sold out once — but they’re making more, and you can follow Heath’s Instagram for updates if you love anything you see.

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Ilia does a great job at combining makeup with skin care (like its skin tint with SPF that has a place in our “Beauty 100”). Yesterday, the brand launched a concealer that promotes hydration and brightening (caffeine is one of the featured ingredients) just as much as covering up. Our senior writerLauren Rogot to try it out ahead of the drop and says it’s very nice.

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Thuma is known for its modular bed frames and Heller for its stackable dinnerware — so this collaboration, in which the former released the latter’s iconic breakfast set in gray and cream colors, makes a lot of sense. Each one includes two cups, two saucers, two bowls, and two small plates.

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Tonies’ collection of sound-playing animals is growing into a jungle withSleepy Toucan,Sleepy Jaguar, andSleepy Crocodilecoming out on Friday (though you can preorder now). And the brand is introducing the crocodile as a nightlight, too.

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British designer Jasper Morrison has designed a new outdoors collection for Hay featuring a wide variety of appealing products. There are durable, transportable furniture pieces like this stool, achair, and even afoldable couch; cookware like amini-barbecueandskewers; and textiles likecushionsand ablanket.

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One of my favoritecast-iron-skillet-makershas come out with a new design: a 7.5-inch lightweight model (it weighs only 2.2 pounds). What makes it especially great, though, are the curved sizes, designed to make swooping scrambled eggs, folding omelets, and swirling sauces especially easy. I’ve been testing it out for my own breakfasts and really like it so far.

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Launched earlier this week, the classic ASICS Gel-Kayano has been reimagined by Thom Browne in luxury materials and details. The shoe is already sold out but will be replenished soon. You can sign up to be notified when it comes back — in the meantime, shop for other pieces in the capsule collection, including wide-leg joggers,cropped parkas,athletic socks, andhoodies.

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Shinola has given its Detrola watch three new hues: an aqua-green face paired with an orange band, a deep-olive face with a lighter olive band, and a muted-blue face with a brighter, more saturated blue band.

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Easter isn’t for another month, but for those of you who are ordering your sweet treats ahead (smart), Dandelion Chocolate — a go-to of ours for some of the bestedible gifts— has a fun offering. Its Easter egg is made from a chocolate shell, painted to look like a real egg, with a chocolate-ganache filling, vanilla-marshmallow center, and gooey caramel “yolk.”
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