Today in Gear: February 2, 2015

Bond
The team behind Bond aims to bridge a gap between old and new with their handwritten stationary. Their difference: all notes are drafted by automated machines. Type up your message and a robot puts it on paper with a pen in any number of different styles, including a custom-tailored handwriting based on your own. hellobond.com

Shwood Haystack Sunglasses
Based in Portland, Oregon, Shwood Eyewear makes sunglasses from a variety of unique premium hardwoods. The rectangular Haystack frames from their Spring 2015 Collection come in regular or dark walnut, fitted with premium Carl Zeiss lenses. $149+

Bull & Stash Notebooks
Conceived from a Kickstarter campaign, Bull & Stash make refillable notebooks meant to last a lifetime. Encased in thick leather, each holds roughly 30 pages of quality paper at a time, all bound by sturdy metal hardware. The company’s web store launches in February. bullandstash.com

Kitsbow The Icon Shirt
Constructed from authentic Pendleton wool, one of the most trusted materials in textile manufacturing, the limited-edition Icon Shirt from Kitsbow also features Shoeller 3X Dry panels on the elbows and shoulders for abrasion resistance. Perforated gussets at the shoulder make activity more comfortable by increasing mobility and ventilation. $195

Under Armour Curry One Basketball Shoe
Two-time NBA All-Star Stephen Curry is set to get his very own line of basketball shoes, the Curry One, thanks to Under Armour. The shoe will feature a responsive cushioning system with both EVA foam and mesh, along with an external heel counter to help support the foot. Retailing for $120, the first colorways hit stores February 13. underarmour.com

Collection Ontwerpduo Loena Lantern
Available in two different sizes, these hanging lanterns are screen-printed with luminous blue ink that charges throughout the day for up to eight hours of soft light that glows in a geometric pattern throughout the night. ~$89

A Style Guide to 7 Legendary NFL Coaches
NFL coaches once reigned with poise, exhibiting leadership through style and class. We pay tribute to football’s bygone era of style by remembering those that cleaned up with care. Read this story

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