New-Stuff Alert: Uniqlo: C for Spring and Merrell Mary Janes
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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 Dyson’s first leave-in hair treatment, Brightland’s citrusy olive oil, and Repetto’s sneakerinas.
Dyson’s Leave-In Treatment
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Dyson’s hairstyling tools — like theSupersonic— are Best in Class. Now, the brand’s expanding into the hair-carebusiness with the Amino Leave-In Scalp Bubble Treatment. Its main ingredient is the trademarked Dyson Amino11, a blend of 11 amino acids (which are often used inbond builders), along with niacinamide, caffeine, and yeast extract. The foam-to-serum treatment promises a strengthened scalp barrier, including making the scalp less oily for those who have oily scalps. It’s a lot cheaper than a newAirwrap, at least.
Brightland x Sumo Citrus Olive Oil
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“Sometimes flavored oils can skew artificial-tasting, but that’s not the case with Brightland’s chile, garlic, lemon, and basil oils,” says our senior kitchen and dining writer,Emma Wartzman, in her guide toolive oils. Brightland’s latest flavored oil is infused withSumo Citrusextract (in addition to the flavor of a whole citrus, it has notes of mandarin peel and nectar) for an “intense sweetness.” Enjoy with some ricotta toast.
Yellowpop x MoMA Portable Lamps
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Yellowpop, the neon-sign company, interpreted popular pieces at the Museum of Modern Art by Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat intoportable-lampform. There’s the banana Warhol designed for aVelvet Underground album,the dinosaur in Basquiat’sPez Dispenser, and the barking dog from Haring’ssubway drawings.
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Ahead ofUniqlo’s latest collaboration withJW Anderson, which launches on February 26, comes Uniqlo: C, by creative director Clare Waight Keller (formerly of Givenchy), for the spring-summer 2026 season. Everyone atSecret Strategistwants the cotton-twill barrel pants (which our senior writer Michael Zhao tried on).
Merrell Relay Tour Mary Janes
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Merrellrereleased its Relay Tour Mary Janes, a sneaker–mary-jane hybrid. (It turns out our writerKatherine Gillespiewas onto something when she bought an original pair of Relay Tour Mary Janes on eBay last summer.) Maybe they’reanotherplayer in the competition to be the nextNike Air Rifts.
Repetto Sneakerinas
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Or there’s Repetto’ssneakerinawith satin laces not unlike those on itspointe shoes.
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American Girl’s historical characters (Samantha Parkington, Addy Walker, Kirsten Larson, Josefina Montoya,Molly McIntire, and Felicity Merriman) have entered 2026. The company’s Modern Era Collection is a “reimagined take on their original fashions,” meaningFelicityin jeans andJosefinawith afaux-leather shoulder bag. (There’s a presale for members — it’s free to sign up — to shop for the dolls a day early.)
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Before thenew guard of puzzle-makers, there was Galison, which has been in business since 1979 and was “way ahead of the trend … They really nail it when it comes to depth of assortment and major design collabs,” say Of a Kind foundersErica Cerulo and Claire Mazur. Galison’s latest collaboration is withMiffy, the children’s-picture-book character that made her first appearance in 1955. Try either the 100-piece puzzle (with another mini-puzzle of Miffy in each box), a 500-piece puzzle (with Miffy and her friends), or a greeting-card-size puzzle that has 60 pieces (and comes with an envelope to send).
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