Every month we are updating a custom, curated Indoek Shop on Huckberry.com. For the month of May, we have assembled a collection of products for getting to the beach as the days become longer and sunnier.
Every month we are updating a custom, curated Indoek Shop on Huckberry.com. For the month of May, we have assembled a collection of products for getting to the beach as the days become longer and sunnier.
I remember my first pair of Katin Kanvas boardshorts when I was younger, they were so classic and totally encapsulated the SoCal beach lifestyle to me. I’m stoked to see them still around making rad boardies like these.
Miir Bottles makes some pretty slick thermoses and bottle canisters. This growler is no exception. It’ll keep cold stuff cold for 24 hours and hot stuff hot for 12 hours – neato!
The Indoek Wax Kit was our first original product, made in collaboration with New York based artist / designer, Todd St. John. This 3rd limited batch was made from fallen Nicaraguan Roble wood, AKA “Tropical Oak”. We only produced 50 of each different wood batch, so each of these kits are one-of-kind.
May is still a transitional month with cool mornings and evenings. Don’t leave home without this simple & stylish windbreaker from Mollusk!
Rite In The Rain is the perfect travel journal for any backpacker out there who wants their written words to stay dry through whatever elements present themselves (except maybe fire).
These blankets by Tierra are perfect for a day spent lounging on the beach all day and cozying up by the campfire at night. They even come with a cool little leather strap to wrap it up in.
I think we have a new Topo product in every month’s pick of the litter. This is not because Topo is sponsoring us (although we seriously wish that were the case – Topo are you listening?), it is because they make so many dang awesome products. The Rover pack is our favorite backpack du jour.
Never lose your way with this sturdy, pocket zipper pull compass.
The Black Boards tee was one of our original Indoek graphics printed on an eco-heather, organic cotton shirt. These are almost gone and going quick.
Even with summer on the way, it’s always good to keep a good blanket on hand for chilly nights, sleeping under the stars and whatnot. Pendleton blankets are a staple for us and this National Parks series boasts some of their most beautiful prints yet.
A goofy-footed graphic designer who hails from the first state, Delaware. After attending Flagler College in St. Augustine, FL then graduating from SCAD in Savannah, GA with a BFA in Graphic Design and Illustration, Matt moved to NYC and found work as a freelance designer and art director. In 2006 he moved west to Venice, CA where he co-founded ITAL/C Studio and now resides a bit further north in Oxnard.
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