8 Things That’ll Almost Definitely Sell Out: From Our Place to Ordinary Habit

Aesthetically pleasing puzzle-maker Ordinary Habit has collaborated with graphic designer and rug-maker Alex Proba on a throw pillow-and-puzzle bundle. The hand-tufted pillow’s statement-making design takes inspiration from the Quotidian puzzle (also designed by Proba). One thing to note, this is only the pillow cover, so you’ll need to purchase the insert separately.

The days of stuffing your Away suitcase and hoping it holds together are no more. The brand has released a line of Flex suitcases, which feature a built-in zipper expansion that gives you an extra two inches of space. They are slightly pricier than their slimmer siblings (the bigger carry-on goes from $245 to $275). The suitcases are available in all of Away’s current size offerings (carry on, bigger carry on, medium, and large) and four shades—bubblegum pink, slate blue, navy blue, and black.

Ruggable, makers of our favorite washable rugs for families and pets, teamed up with Jonathan Adler on a collection of graphic-looking rugs. Designs include a winding snake, stripes with an optical-illusion vibe, and this geometric one, which is inspired by pen strokes and comes in four versatile hues.

Model Camille Rowe — of Supreme’s “Cherry” fame — collaborated with RVCA on a collection of transitional pieces that feel well-timed for those few weeks when summer gives way to fall. This corduroy shirt jacket — which has blousy sleeves, a subtle plaid pattern, and a boxy fit that reminds us of a classic chore jacket — is the perfect example of that.

Award-winning children’s book author and illustrator Christian Robinson has created a limited-edition collection with Target that applies his colorful, minimal designs to home goods like throws, lunch bags, bookends, and kids’ clothes. We like this reversible throw from the collaboration, which is technically sized for children but would look great on a grown-up bed, too.