New Stuff Alert: Sézane Swimsuits and Yuzu Byredo

Move over, Aesop — there’s a new luxury hand sanitizer in town. Le Labo’s rinse-free cleanser comes in a travel-size bottle and apparently smells like basil and citrus.

Speaking of scented hand products, Byredo has added a yuzu scent to its range of soaps and lotions. Also featuring notes of ginger and kumquat.

A mini-version of Cuyana’s popular pebbled-leather System bag is available now, and I like that it’s not too small. A book and water bottle would both still fit inside.

As longtime fans of Summer Fridays’s lip balm, we’re eager to try the brand’s new cream blush that’s available in six shades. Although it may not be totally necessary given today’s hot weather.

A PSA that one-stop-shop Quince sells affordably priced mushroom coffee now, in addition to sheets and luggage and handbags. Unpopular mushroom-coffee opinion: I’ve never noticed any particular brain-function benefits, but randomly do really like the taste?

Here’s a swimsuit option for the August vacation that you hopefully have booked, courtesy of Sézane’s new collaboration with nostalgic French publication Holiday.

Two heritage brands come together for Brooks Brothers and Prince Sports’ retro collection of tennis clothes, which includes this ’90s-style striped polo that’s a little bit Andre Agassi.

A major downside of hard suitcases as opposed to soft ones is that they don’t usually have external pockets for shoving small items or laptops that need to be taken out quickly for airport security checks. Not so with this new hybrid suitcase from Carl Friedrik, which combines a polycarbonate shell with a fabric front pocket that’s large enough for a 16-inch laptop as well as other essentials.

Wraparound sunglasses seem to be making a big comeback right now, and if you’re going to participate in the trend, you may as well go all out and get an authentic pair of Oakleys. This limited-edition design celebrates the brand’s 50th anniversary.

For those who prefer retro sunglasses to futuristic ones, Pacsun just released its first-ever dedicated eyewear collection and is keeping the silhouettes simple and classic.

These new Doc Martens don’t look like Doc Martens at all, as they have no visible stitching and happen to be loafers rather than boots. They still have those trademark bouncy soles, though, and would be shiny enough to wear to the office.