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It took a morning for Nike’s SNKRS App to drop Air Jordan 1’s Dark ‘Mocha” to drop on October 31 and sell out. The colorway included mocha on its nubuck leather contrasted with black tongue tags, and a Nike swoosh complemented by patches of off-white.
A freelance pop-up No Free Coffee launched in real time at Silverlake’s Counter Culture Coffee training center, serving drip, flash cold brew and a secret menu item – an espresso tonic with a twist of orange and merchandise to drop soon.
A business owner of a coffee shop in a South Dakota community of 800 people writes about the impact of enforcing masks for customers as a public safety measure versus a political one with the goal of providing the community one of its most valuable assets: an opened café.
Tennessee’s City and State announced its imminent reveal of a design and style collaboration with Memphis based Carmeon Hamilton of Nubi Interiors. The collaboration features a curation of existing goods as well as custom products designed for the home.
The Los Angeles Times staves off those feeling in art drought with a guide to coffee table books centered entirely around art. While museums stay shuttered here’s to loitering imaginatively indoors from works featuring Spain, China’s Ming Dynasty and the home of Hollywood’s Louise and Walter Arensberg.
Manhattan, New York is the subject of Drift Magazine’s tenth issue. “Out very very soon,” according to an Instagram update, Drift is devoted entirely to one city’s coffee culture; now the city that never sleeps, thanks in part to coffee, can be preordered here.
Self-titled The King of Grinders, Mahlkönig has released a Limited Edition series of its EK43 and EK43 S. Launching with a warm rose color, the German brand will release successive models as part of its Colorful Months campaign.