New Stuff Alert: Camp Snap’s Mini Super 8 and Edward Gorey Glassware

Camp Snap makes easy-to-use digital cameras and video cameras we love. Now it’s taken its original Super 8–style model and made it less than half the size to fit in kids’ hands, in four bright colors. The brand has noted several times on the product page that there is very limited inventory — so if you want one, to use now or to gift for the holidays, I’d act fast.

We really like Brunch’s hotel-inspired slippers. Its latest collaboration is with California-based clothing brand Madhappy: three pairs of shearling-lined striped slip-ons in great colors.

Fishs Eddy just dropped some tableware adorned with Edward Gorey illustrations. The plates have already sold out, but you can sign up to be notified as soon as they come back — and in the meantime, here are three dancing-skeleton-adorned drinking glasses to choose from.

Here’s a very sleek western collaboration between Tecovas and Anine Bing, featuring cowboy hats, cowboy boots, and gold-hardware belts. A number of items and some sizes are already sold out, so if you like anything left, act quickly.

If you have a holiday party host to gift or houseguests coming soon, a panettone is never a bad idea — even more so if it’s an unexpected spicy and savory variation. Olivieri 1882 made this one with Fly by Jing’s chili crisp incorporated directly into the dough. Grab one now and save it; it has a 90-day shelf life before it’s opened.

Timberland’s latest collection features Snoopy and Woodstock on its classic lace-up waterproof boots, a couple of nicely faded T-shirts, a sweatshirt, a beanie, and socks.

Peak Design’s luggage is designed for cameras and other breakable equipment, with a hard polycarbonate interior and soft fabric exterior. It has just introduced three new sizes to its lighter-weight, more affordable line, including this carry-on.

Piecework makes some of our favorite puzzles, like this 1,000-piece Dining Al Fresco on Capri one featuring a Slim Aarons photograph. It comes with three boxes of Rummo pasta, pasta-themed cocktail napkins, and a conversation game with 108 questions to keep the table talking.

Beauty brands think a lot about the shades of their makeup, so it makes sense that Warby Parker would take inspiration from just that. The brand customized five of its glasses to match various colors of Rare Beauty’s Soft Pinch Liquid Blush, some with the lenses, others the frames.

Fashion designer Christopher John Rogers has created six rugs in ten colorways for the Rug Company that toe the line of graphic and organic. They feature perfectly imperfect grids and stripes and splotches in very pretty earthy tones.

The artist duo known as Pangea has made ribbon-fastened paper hats, pompom-adorned Christmas stockings, fabric Advent calendars, hand-drawn notecards, and more whimsical, playful, and colorful holiday decorations, all available at NYC-based design shop Porta.

Travel and ski brand Yardsale just came out with its warmest jacket yet: an insulated puffer with 800-fill-power down. The shell is water-resistant 100 percent dry waxed cotton, and the high neck will keep you extra protected.