Graphite pencils scented with Annick Goutal Chat Perché: "Caran d’Ache with its “swiss made” label is well known for designing high quality pencils, using californian cedar wood while staying committed to sustainable development. Today Goutal and Caran d’Ache are gathering their respective know-how, to come up with high-end graphite pencils, scented with our latest creation: Chat Perché." Limited edition, €25 for a box of 4.
From the French Summer Tea collection at Mariage Frères, Violetta: "...a new black tea, flowery like a Parisian folly, heady like the summer in which to drink it – iced – all season long. Floral notes, fresh and sensual: white flowers and spring time violet, clear and sprightly." 160g in a black glass jar with measuring cap and a pack of envelope filters, €40.
From Michel Design Works, kitchen towels to extend the blooming season: "There's nothing shy or demure about our kitchen towels! The bold natural-history prints demand attention and deserve it. And they're made of natural woven cotton, so they're as practical as they are impressive." $10 - $15 each at Amazon.
They don't specifically mention that it will remove all traces of Opium from your favorite sweater – or that it will take a scrubber off your skin — but this new version of All might be worth a shot: "Tapping into consumer insights, the brand found that families want a laundry detergent that not only cleans well and is gentle on skin, but also fights tough odors. In fact, consumers have voiced that the most common and frustrating odor offenders in laundry are sweat (42%) and body odor (39%)*. As a result, the newly expanded free clear line now includes all® free clear Odor Relief, which fights pesky odors and offers a powerful clean, while still being mild enough for sensitive skin, as it is 100% free of dyes and perfumes."
Scratch-and-sniff stamps! From the USPS: "The U.S. Postal Service’s first scratch-and-sniff stamps will add the sweet scent of summer to letters of love, friendship, party invitations and other mailings when the Postal Service introduces the Frozen Treats Forever stamps June 20 in Austin, TX. [...] The stamps feature illustrations of frosty, colorful, icy pops on a stick. Today, Americans love cool, refreshing ice pops on a hot summer day. The tasty, sweet confections come in a variety of shapes and flavors."