Heimplanet
Go camping this winter with Heimplanet, inflatable geodesic shelters that erect in under two minutes and have plenty of headroom. These diamond-shaped domes come in one piece and set-up is as easy as pumping a basketball. Read on.
Dinner Plan: Night Out
This week: ship the kids to Grandma’s. You’re going out. Start with a shave and a haircut at Baxter Finley. Next up: dim sum fusion at the newly opened Church Key. Then get freaky Eyes Wide Shut-style at the newly opened DBA. Read on.
Washio
By now you’ve realized a simple fact: life’s too short to do your own laundry. So put the fabric softener down and get with Washio, a newly hatched laundry service that comes calling via iPhone app. They wash, fold and return within 24 hours. Read on.
O’Harrow
Now making gear for casually hip Angelenos: O’Harrow, a local pocket square company that just released their first line of slim button-downs. Each piece is woven from hand-dyed lightweight Japanese cottons. Read on.
Lexdray
Here to keep you collected: Lexdray, luggage with enough compartmental innovation to make Q jealous. It’s stitched with ballistic nylon and has military-grade zippers and straps, with easy-access pockets and a dignified look. Read on.
And from our Fisticuffs and Etiquette epartment:
Gentleman’s Handbook
Introducing our quarterly guide on good manners for the modern man. The inaugural issue covers business etiquette, answering questions like “What Should I Wear to Work?” and “Should I Date My Co-Worker?” Spoiler alert: No. Check it out.
Where to Take Her
Because every man needs a plan, and some need that plan with pretty pictures, we present Where to Take Her: a series that answers pressing lifestyle questions and recurs whenever we get around to it. This month: indoor action. Read on.
Man of the Month
Some guys raise money for cancer research by running marathons. This guy raises money by getting people to punch each other in the face. Meet Andrew Myerson, InsideHook’s Man of the Month for November.
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