"Gifting is a science, some might even call it an art. Knowing the receiver of your affection is the first step to successful gifting, and knowing what you'd like to say with your gift adds yet another layer of complexity. Keep the process simple with these ten design-forward picks from us at Design Milk, perfect for that special someone - romantic or otherwise."
"Stripe Cotton Cashmere Socks by TOAST \\\\ $45 Beautiful in Berry, super soft, and just the right color for the season, these cashmere-cotton blend socks from TOAST are the perfect way to keep warm through winter's remaining months. Each are knitted with recycled nylon for stability while perfectly pairing neat stripes, a contrast toe and heel, and rolled cuff. A good pair like these is unmatched - warm some up by a fire, slip 'em on, and see what all the fuss is about."
"This seemingly-simple verdant concoction has captured the hearts and tastebuds of so many all around the world. But as the drink gains popularity, it can be hard to differentiate the real deal from the rest. We are here to assure you that that MAKE is derived from the upper echelons of matcha. With three grades to choose from - Ceremonial, Imperial, and Heritage - MAKE works with small farmers to ensure their products are impeccable while keeping production limited to maintain quality."
Design-forward gifting options include decorative heart coasters available in Scarlet and Blush with a Chilewich weave for texture and a slip-resistant BioFelt layer combining a moisture barrier and a cushioned base made from post-consumer materials. Cashmere-cotton blend socks from TOAST feature recycled nylon for stability, neat stripes, contrast toe and heel, and a rolled cuff for cozy winter wear. MAKE matcha offers Ceremonial, Imperial, and Heritage grades sourced from small farmers with limited production to preserve quality; each set includes a stone tea caddy to keep the powder dry and protected from light, and a Strawberry Matcha Latte recipe pairs refined matcha with fruit.
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