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In the latest instance of EV woes, Ford recently announced that it will scale back production of its all-electric F-150 Lightning. The reason? Customer demand has not kept pace with the manufacturer’s expectations. As a result, Ford will cut about 1,400 workers from the facility that produces the F-150 Lightning. Of the affected workers, roughly half will be reassigned to another assembly plant that’s working on gas-powered vehicles.

Today we’re taking a look at a new regenerative cotton clothing line, sleek tech cases and some desk shelves designed to elevate your workstation. This is Today in Gear.

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The Ideal Travel Companion

Mystery Ranch just released the Mission Rover 60L ($299). Forget having to buy different organizers or cubes to keep your stuff organized when you travel — they’re all built in to this efficient backpack suitcase. There’s an open-book design and plenty of zippered compartments plus a space for footwear and a pocket for dirty laundry. The Rover comes in 30L and 45L sizes as well.

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There’s a New Straw Cup in Town

Straw cups are all the rage right now, and MiiR has entered the game with the All Day Straw Cup ($40). This sleek 32-ounce cup helps you meet your hydration goals — and look good while doing it. It’s made from 90 percent recycled stainless steel and comes in six different colors. Pro tip: You can personalize whichever cup you order.

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A Better (Looking) Way to Organize Your Tech

A newly updated tech case collection from Troubadour has launched. The Buddy Case 2.0 ($75) helps keep all your cords and cables organized (and untangled). The Rig Case 2.0 ($115) can fit all your bulkiest hard drives, mousepads and chargers. Lastly, the Caboodle Tech Case 2.0 ($95) is a slimmed down rectangular carrying case that makes it easy to slip into any bag.

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New Shelves Designed to Elevate Your Desk Organization

We get it, it’s easy to let your work surface become a dumping ground. Grovemade’s new Extra Large Desk Shelves ($340) are here to help remedy the clutter. Put your monitor on top, slide your keyboard below when you’re done fore the day and stay organized with spots to put files, pencils and other small miscellaneous items.

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Outerknown Leans Into Regenerative Cotton

New from Outerknown is a full line of regenerative organic cotton products in both men’s and women’s styles. We love the Men’s Sojourn Longsleeve Henley ($88) and the Women’s Sojourn Ribbed Tee ($58). The line is born from the brand’s commitment to sustainability and protecting the longevity of our home planet.