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The latest release from mushroom masters DIRTEA is a real powerhouse powder. Turkey Tail (AKA The Immunity Mushroom) works to boost your immune system, fight fatigue AND support gut health. It’s a win-win-win.
£49.99

Fresh off the (grape) presses, this brand-new cuvée has become a quick cult favourite. And with its unfussy but well-balanced notes of peach, pears and white flowers, plus its ethical sourcing, we can see why.
£12.95

Aussie knitwear brand WAH-WAH is teaming up with the Yeah Yeah Yeahs on a spesh collab jumper featuring the artwork from Fever To Tell to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the seminal record.
$270

Djuce isn’t like other canned wines, these tinnies are made in collaboration with world-class producers and sourced with the help of Michelin-starred sommeliers. Oh, and the cans mean 79% less CO2.
£24

The next issue of Sausage Press is here and this is one packed with the most epic sandwiches in the city. A must-have for all you sarnie fiends out there.
£7.49

Rep your love for one of Nick Cave’s most iconic songs with this tee from Cave Things, complete with a drawing by Cave himself.
£50

An exclusive collab with Marawa the Amazing, these are *the* skates for the proudly OTT. The 8cm heels come in sparkly orange and even have light-up wheels, so you’ll truly be the shining star of the roller disco.
£217.99