Stationery, maps, and photo prints: you’ll find the best gifts among these items. As the holidays approach, special offers and products are popping up all over online stores. Without resorting to promotional gifts and other trinkets that make our eco-consciousness cringe, we’ll tell you about these media items that have been turned into physical products.
Reliefs: Nostalgic Geography to
Hang on Your Wall. Launched in 2015, Reliefs magazine explores the worlds of yesterday and tomorrow through the eyes of researchers, artists, and geographers. Dedicated to nature, adventure, and exploration, the world of Reliefs also extends to reprinted antique maps. On the front? A map to hang on the wall. On the back? Its story told. Our favorite? The one of Kyoto, without a doubt.
Circulation and Magazines: So Press Pulls Out All the Stops
with *So Foot*, *Society*, and *Pédale!* : The art of witty phrasing has been the key to the success of So Press’s publications, particularly in their coverage of sports news. Soccer, rugby, cycling, or tennis: every true fan shows their colors, whether by wearing their favorite team’s jersey or hanging photos of unforgettable moments on their walls—and the So Press online store has really got that down.
The Monocle Lifestyle: To reduce
Monocle to merely a high-end magazine covering international culture, economics, or design would be heresy. A true brand with a unique identity, the British publication launched by Tyler Brûlé in 2007 now has 28,000 paying subscribers and is available in audio, print, and through boutiques around the world. Pens, notebooks, clothing, home decor: more than just an extension of its editorial vision, the Monocle boutique offers a whole world of its own—one that’s truly one-of-a-kind. A masterclass.
