11 Things That’ll Almost Definitely Sell Out: From Sandy Liang to Salter House

If you missed Sandy Liang’s collaboration with Baggu on the first go-around, you still have a chance to get something from the restock — including the hugely popular bow bag in a new candy-apple-red color (the black and powder-blue versions are already sold out again.)

Cuup — which makes one of the best bras around — has debuted a line of pajamas. The collection includes a traditional-looking set with a matching long-sleeved top and bottom, as well as boxers. Both styles are made from recycled satin and available in sizes 1 through 6, (the equivalent of XS to XXL).

It’s a good week to be a sneaker head. Perhaps because the Samba craze shows no signs of slowing down, Adsum has collaborated with Adidas to bring back the Samba Millenniums, which debuted back in the aughts. And elsewhere in the Samba-scape, Adidas launched a new collaboration with Pharrell Williams’s Humanrace that reimagines the shoes in muted colors and a fold-over tongue.

In other footwear news, Hoka has partnered with Paris-based performance brand Satisfy on a new version of its popular Cliftons (which we’ve named one of the top running shoes). The kicks have a breathable mesh design and reflective toe cap for night runners.

Another Liang collaboration to consider: The pet shop Little Beast worked with the designer on a line of dog accessories — including a studded collar, flowered fleece, and puffer topped with bows. Most items promptly sold out (you can sign up for a waiting list on the site), but surprisingly, this adorable crop-top sweater isn’t gone yet.

Wild One launched “flairs,” which are Jibbitz-esque mix-and-match charms that slide right onto its leashes and collars. There are two packs to choose from: One features a “dream” theme with a moon and a lightning bolt, while the other is “groovy” with a mushroom and butterfly. For a limited time, the company is offering a free pack of the charms when you buy its Walk Kit.

New to Naturium’s Glow Getter lineup is this body butter formulated with hydrating squalane and plant-based peptides. The brand is a favorite of Strategist staffers — particularly its body washes — and our beauty columnist Rio Viera-Newton once marveled at how its azelaic-acid serum soothed a friend’s skin during a pre-wedding rosacea flare-up.

Skin-care line Beekman 1802 and chocolate-chip legend Nestlé Toll House have teamed up for a milk-and-cookies-scented collection (which we also featured in this week’s Beauty Brief newsletter). The soaps went the fastest, but this moisturizing cream, which promises to melt on the skin, is still in stock for now). It could be a good gift for the gourmand you know for its fresh-from-the-oven aroma.

Catbird has launched a collection titled “Bite the Hand,” inspired by the matching tattoos that adorn the wrists of the members of boygenius — the supergroup featuring musicians Phoebe Bridgers, Lucy Dacus, and Julien Baker. Designs include a molar hanging from a safety pin (in yellow gold), as well as the tooth just as a charm, and a single stud earring.

The Brooklyn Heights general store and designer Hannah Kristina Metz (who has just returned from a three-year hiatus) dropped a collection reflecting their “aesthetic crossover” — think gingham, Tudor-style sleeves, and romantic ruffles in organza. Some sizes are selling fast, though these petal-silk bloomers are still fully stocked.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of Disney, and predictably, there’s lots of merch to be had. One of the cutest launches so far is a collection of baubles from Super Smalls inspired by the Disney Princess franchise, featuring motifs from Frozen, The Little Mermaid, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Moana, and Mulan. This Elsa-coded rhinestone necklace is one of the shiniest designs in the bunch with a glimmering, spinning snowflake.