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From colorful coolers to titanium tool watches, these are today’s most exciting new drops from Yeti, Citizen and more.
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YetiYeti Gold Coast Soft Goods Collection
Yeti’s clearly on an Australian adventure kick in 2025. After revealing the Ultramarine Violet series — inspired by the Great Barrier Reef — the brand’s newest summer color option, Gold Coast, is a more explicit nod to living your best beach life on the nation’s famed northern shoreline. Like many new Yeti collections, Gold Coast is a combination of several colors, including light pink, dark yellow and coral red. It also appears limited to Yeti’s cooler backpacks, tote bags and accessory gear case lineup.
VosteedVosteed Shilin Cutter A2810
Based on a design that dates back to the 1800s, Vosteed’s Shilin Cutter is an outstanding example of modern sensibilities melding with old-school styling. Now, that same knife has gotten a slick, sleek new edition. What’s the chief difference? This one has a carbon fiber handle. It also has an Elmax super-steel blade and the brand’s signature pivot-based Vanchor Lock, one of the most user-friendly, stylistically unique, button-style locks available now.
KnollKnoll Fabric Barcelona Chair
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Chair from 1929 ranks among the most iconic furniture designs of all time, with its leather upholstery and glistening chrome frame easy to spot from across a room. But now, that iconic look is changing. Don’t worry, the classic Barcelona Chair isn’t going anywhere, but Knoll — which has owned the rights to the chair’s design since the 1950s — is now offering the iconic with the option of fabric upholstery for the first time. Not only that, but the designer brand is also introducing the option of a new frame in ultra-matte black for a contemporary look.
CitizenCitizen Attesa Super Titanium Satellite Timekeeper
Citizen created the first titanium watch in 1970 with the X-8 Chronometer. The brand is still leading the way in titanium watchmaking with the Attesa line, highlighted by the Super Titanium Satellite Timekeeper, which has a 43mm case and integrated bracelet made from a proprietary titanium alloy. It receives time updates from a GPS satellite, has a 1/20th-second chronograph, a world time bezel and a perpetual calendar. The Eco-Drive quartz movement is charged with any light source, and it has 100m of water resistance.
