This week’s edition is a celebration of elevated essentials. Starting with ChargeArm, our tidy tech MVP. From Bauhaus timepieces to solar-powered lanterns, cow-driven cinema, and outerwear built for unpredictable plans, this lineup brings order, beauty, and a hint of mischief to your daily rhythm.
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Let’s be honest, cord chaos is a buzzkill. That’s why before we jump in we’re leading with ChargeArm, our MagSafe charger that keeps your iPhone upright, powered, and gloriously uncluttered. It’s sleek and surprisingly satisfying to use. Minimal? Yes. Functional? Always. Your desk just leveled up.
The Sütible is our editorial where we share products, reads, tools, and anything else we can think of to support a refined, minimalist lifestyle. Each selection is handpicked by the Süti team, reflecting what we’re genuinely loving and think you will too. Enjoy!
Precision meets restraint in this German-made stunner. The Naos Bauhaus III takes clean lines seriously, with a crisp white dial, a kiss of red, and a look that quietly says, “I read Monocle for the typography.” It’s the kind of watch that pairs as well with a blazer as it does with coffee shop loitering. A minimalist’s flex that never tries too hard.
Naos Edition Bauhaus III →
Is it a lantern? A charger? A conversation starter? Yes. The Luci Charge 360 is solar-powered, inflatable, and cute enough to double as patio decor. It brings serious glow-up energy to your campsite or blackout night, with 50 hours of light and a built-in USB port for charging your phone, or at least pretending you’re still off the grid. Small, mighty, and just the right kind of overachiever.
Luci Charge 360 →
A movie about a teenage cheesemaker in France might sound niche, but Holy Cow is tender, hilarious, and way more charming than it has any right to be. It’s got cow drama, dreamy countryside, and just enough weird to make you feel like you’re watching “cinema.” Bonus points if you watch it while snacking on brie. It’s like Call Me By Your Name, but with lactose.
Holy Cow →
Travel light, flex hard. The Cabin U is Rimowa’s sleekest companion yet. Ultralight polycarbonate shell, whisper-quiet wheels, and a silhouette that turns TSA lines into catwalks. It fits perfectly in the overhead bin and looks like you booked your trip with Amex points. Basically, it’s the luggage equivalent of “I only do carry-on.” ●● $700
Cabin U →
For when the weather’s unhinged but your outfit can’t be. This lightweight shell blocks wind, shrugs off rain, and folds up like it’s made of secrets. But really, you’re here for the off-white palette and cycling-adjacent credibility. It’s functional fashion for people who know their way around both a trail and a tasting menu. ●● $440
Off-Race Shell Jacket →
