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Explore essentials that master the minimal aesthetic: a breezy linen cap, rugged waxed tote, fire-in-a-box incense matches, design history consolidated in print, and a keyring that’s quiet luxury personified.
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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!
Wear / Irish Linen Premium Baseball Hat
Minimalist headwear at its finest. Made from breathable linen, this cap is lightweight, unfussy, and ridiculously easy to pair with anything. Vandre nails the formula looking good: low-profile, soft hand-feel, and a fit that whispers “yes, I have great taste” instead of shouting it.
Irish Linen Premium Baseball Hat | $80 →
Carry / Simple Tote
The tote that’s not trying too hard, but still does it all. Tanner Goods brings rugged waxed canvas and leather handles together in a bag that feels built for errands, markets, or spontaneous road trips. Sturdy, functional, and stylish, like the laid-back friend who always comes prepared.
Simple Tote | $100 →
Clip / Closed Helix Keyring
The keyring that’s a statement peice. Crafted from bent spring steel, the closed-helix design holds keys tight without mess, just mechanical poetry in your pocket. No jingles, just quiet charm.
Closed Helix Keyring | From $30 →
Smell / Hibi Incense Matches
Light a match, light a vibe. Hibi’s incense matches are genius little sticks of instant atmosphere, striking like a match, burning like incense. Portable, aromatic, and ritualistic in the most satisfying way.
Hibi Incense Matches | From $40 →
Read / The Design Book
The Design Book is Phaidon’s lovingly curated stroll through five centuries of standout objects. From Le Corbusier’s chairs to humble paper clips, each entry marries visuals with designer and design context.
The Design Book | $20 →