The MA-1 is about as classic as any bomber jacket gets, and Alpha Industries makes one of the best versions around. And they’ve barely updated since way back when: cropped, ribbed trim, and nylon construction, all for a price that’s just too easy to lock down.

My delicate editor hands are no match for winter, and Soft Services is exactly the kind of fancy solution I usually have a hard time justifying. It’s loaded with the good stuff—including retinol, a minor miracle as far as I’m concerned, so a Prime Day discount is the excuse to have this handsome little container on my nightstand.

I don’t have the counter space to justify this end-game oven. There are, however, zero rules against using this on the floor.

Owning a Zojirushi rice cooker has been a longtime dream of mine, as is anyone else who desires upward mobility. This, plus the Breville Smart Oven would make me complete.

I’m partial towards vintage blanket-lined Lee Storm Rider jackets, but I see this as a worthwhile alternative once the temps dip in early fall.

There’s never a bad time for an underwear re-up, especially when Calvin Klein is this discounted. But also, boxer-briefs have dominated my underwear drawer for years, offering what can only be described as stretchy, restrictive comfort. I want the billowy breathability of boxers back.

I’ve been to enough thrift stores to know that these things never die. And given you’ll have it for decades, you may as well start with a new version in the exact right size for you.

I recently interviewed a US Open tennis player, and the most interesting reveal of an otherwise tough hang was that he puts Airtags in all of his suitcases, so that if his luggage is ever lost, he can just tell the airline where it is. Now I will do the same.

I own more t-shirts than any one person should ever own and I wear roughly a quarter of those. I have expensive ones and vintage ones and ratty ones and even a few that would qualify as all three of those things, but the one t-shirt that has stayed in rotation for my entire adult life is the Hanes Beefy-T, which lasts forever, fits great and also happens to be cheaper than a Subway footlong right now.

There are plenty of arguments to be made in favor of the kinds of triple-layer raincoats that can withstand a literal shower (the kind with a curtain), but there’s also currently 54 arguments to be made for one that does the same job without any of the fuss.

I’ve lost more AirPods than I can count. These are big enough that I would never misplace them.

Sirens, garbage trucks, and one guy who revs his motorcycle under my window at 3 a.m. every single night. Hatch, please drown them all out.