Products of the Week: US Open Apparel, Fall Running Gear and Tomato Candles

Malin+Goetz just took their tomato-scented scheming up a notch (or two). Teaming up Carbone Fine Food, they’ve unveiled a Tomato Supercandle, which burns for up to 80 hours and boasts notes of basil, mint, green pepper and, of course, tomato. It’s co-branded and runs you about $200, but hey, if that’s what it takes to procure a ripe tomato supercandle these days, we’ll absolutely take it.

The end of summer can stir up feelings of depression. You’re oh-so-slowly saying goodbye to backyard dinners, street-bound happy hours and long, sunny days. Yet too often we forget that the blow of this season’s end is softened by the pomp and circumstance of the U.S. Open. Grab a Honey Deuce and head to Ralph Lauren, the official outfitter of the U.S. Open, to grab some spectator-appropriate garb. They’ve got everything from super laid-back tennis whites to much more technical clothes a la on-court ball boys.

The North Face has partnered with lifestyle brand Aimé Leon Dore to drop a collection of refined outerwear and footwear this fall. The collaboration is set to drop September 19 and includes some cult classics that have been reimagined — from the Nuptse Jacket to the Verto Alpine Shoe, there are some goodies in here not to be missed. Set a reminder.

It’s hard to go for a run in New York City and not see someone sporting a piece from Bandit. Technical gear that looks cool as hell — what’s not to love? Their fall drop features the color palette of a crisp, sunny autumn day and features your classic singlets, Micromesh tees and sleek training shorts.

It seems that jacked boy fall is upon us and Satisfy is leading the charge. This particular shirt was cropped and fringed by hand, so it’s got some extra TLC built in. Designed with running long, hot miles in mind.

Now this is exciting. IKEA meatballs have long held a special place in the culture, and for good reason. You can’t hit the Swedish furniture superstore without nabbing some on your way out, so, naturally, this meatball plate made in collaboration with designer Gustaf Westman was the next step in deploying meatball madness worldwide. It’s made out of porcelain and is just part of an upcoming 12-piece drop. All products will be available to shop on September 9, so stay tuned.