Cutlery Case | Fork, Knife & Spoon Set

Takenaka makes these in Japan from 100% recycled PET, because earth — each box keeps five plastic bottles out of the waste stream. The Bite Box is the wider single-layer style, sized for sandwiches, wraps, and anything that needs a bit of room. Airtight, microwave-safe, and comes with an elastic band to keep it closed on the go. Body and lid: 100% recycled PET plastic 30.4 fl oz capacity 6.8" W x 4.3" D x 2.7" H Airtight seal, interior partition BPA and lead-free Microwave and dishwasher safe Includes orange elastic band Made in Japan Each purchase re-uses 5 recycled PET bottles

Takenaka makes bento boxes with the kind of considered design that makes packing lunch feel like something you actually want to do. The Flat Dual Box is double-tiered, includes a partition for keeping things where you put them, and holds a full liter of food — all made from plant-based and recycled PET plastic. Available in five colors, which matters more than you’d think. Double-tiered with elastic band and removable partition Made from 100% recycled PET and plant-based sustainable plastic 33.8oz / 1,000ml capacity Microwave and dishwasher safe (except the inner lid) 6.8" W x 3.7" D x 4.3" H | Available in multiple colors Makes sad desk lunches a little less sad

Shorter than your index finger, 1300 lumens, 170m throw, up to 30 days of runtime. The Baton 4 is what EDC flashlights look like when the specs are actually taken seriously. The Premium Edition adds a 5000mAh charging case that can fill the light five times over and doubles as a phone charger. Max 1,300 lm output, 170m throw Runtime up to 30 days Metal switch with laser-microperforated brightness and battery indicators Premium Edition: 5,000mAh case, charges Baton 4 five times, USB-C phone charging Case compatible with Baton 3, Perun 3 Mini, and more Case button lights the flashlight directly, long press for stepless dimming Fits in a pocket and will make your current flashlight have a mid-life crisis

This is a 55-inch broom made by hand. It's the kind of thing you buy when you're done with plastic handles that snap and bristles that give up after three sweeps. Proper broom corn, proper handle, proper construction — the way brooms used to be made before we decided everything should be disposable. Long enough that you could lean on it like a staff if you were the kind of person who leans on staffs. Which, after you own this broom for a while, you might become. Something about holding a five-foot handmade broom makes you feel like you could narrate your own sweeping. Handmade 55 inches tall Natural broom corn bristles Wood handle Traditional construction Sweeps hardwood, tile, concrete Intimidates dust on a molecular level Gets better with use