In which Chris Black calls Common Projects corny.
We write about hundreds of products every week.
Here, in our version of the Sunday circular, we’ve plucked some of our recent favorites: expert-recommended essentials, life-changing stuff you didn’t know you needed, newly launched gizmos, and very good deals we uncovered while trawling the vast online-shopping universe — including the nylon tote bags big enough to hold George McFetridge’s wet suits , the surprisingly un-fancy deodorant John Derian still uses after all these years, and the waterproof, strappy sandals that have become a...
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