Always love the pod and the companion guides, but as a Gen Zer I feel obligated to point out that the referenced Gen Z gift guide is from 2021. Lots of the discussion was centered around how Gen Z is kinda behind and just copying the style of millennials (at one point, regarding the Dyson hair wrap, Will even said "so for those to find their way onto this list, it's like, oh yeah, they're 2 years behind"). Sorry to be that guy but I just had to come to the defense of my people
Oh man, there’s nothing like the love of a good quality sweater. Especially for the dweller of a hot and dry climate that almost never gets to wear it. I copped a random light gray wool sweater from H&M that has a high turtleneck I like to bury my face in when I’m crisper climates. Haven’t replaced with something similar yet nicer because, well, I’ve probably only worn it two dozen times in the many many years I’ve owned it. Guilty pleasure is Zillowing homes in mountain towns just so I can rock my coat and sweater collection more frequently.
Babaá sweaters will always and forever take up most of the sweater real estate in my mind. Those and Misha and Puff. Both are probably skewed greatly toward females, but I've seen some good looking men's sweaters from them as well.
Always love the pod and the companion guides, but as a Gen Zer I feel obligated to point out that the referenced Gen Z gift guide is from 2021. Lots of the discussion was centered around how Gen Z is kinda behind and just copying the style of millennials (at one point, regarding the Dyson hair wrap, Will even said "so for those to find their way onto this list, it's like, oh yeah, they're 2 years behind"). Sorry to be that guy but I just had to come to the defense of my people
We realized this far far far too late 🤦
Oh man, there’s nothing like the love of a good quality sweater. Especially for the dweller of a hot and dry climate that almost never gets to wear it. I copped a random light gray wool sweater from H&M that has a high turtleneck I like to bury my face in when I’m crisper climates. Haven’t replaced with something similar yet nicer because, well, I’ve probably only worn it two dozen times in the many many years I’ve owned it. Guilty pleasure is Zillowing homes in mountain towns just so I can rock my coat and sweater collection more frequently.
Babaá sweaters will always and forever take up most of the sweater real estate in my mind. Those and Misha and Puff. Both are probably skewed greatly toward females, but I've seen some good looking men's sweaters from them as well.