Need, Want, Love: Three Things We’re Adding to Cart in December
Incu and Maison Balzac team up on the ultimate Christmas gift (possibly for yourself). Song For The Mute releases the “Earth Pack” with Adidas. And two Aussie artisans unite to create hand-painted candles.
Words by Alice Jeffery · Updated on 15 Jul 2026 · Published on 05 Dec 2023
Incu x Maison Balzac x Yellingbo Gold Olive Oil and Bottle
$129
This green-glass-olive-studded bottle is the perfect plus one for your next “girl dinner”. The gift pack is available exclusively at Incu and comes with 550ml of limited release of Yellingbo extra-virgin olive oil (chosen on recommendation from Ben Shewry at Attica). The bottle on its own has already sold out at Maison Balzac (you can sign up for back-in-stock notifications) and the drop at Incu is limited. But fans of the Martini collection can shop more olive-adorned items for the salty snack lovers in their life this Christmas (or themselves).
Song for the Mute x Adidas Earth Pack Shadowturf sneakers
$200
Local streetwear label Song for the Mute is dropping two more sneakers in collaboration with Adidas this Thursday. The “Earth Pack” features a brown Shadowturf style and a khaki Campus silhouette. Be quick, previous drops from this collab have sold out in mere minutes.
Ukiyo World delivers scents that have the power to alter mood and atmosphere. The Melbourne brand has teamed up with fellow Aussie artisan Elise Eales of Di Lunedi to deliver a limited run of 100 scented candles. There are two fragrances to choose from: Cosmic Interlude has notes of fresh figs, green fig leaf, star jasmine and pomelo; meanwhile Sketch for Summer touches on core memories with its sea salt, rose petal, cedarwood and cyclamen combo. Each candle arrives in a hand-thrown and -painted ceramic vessel, which makes a great keepsake after the 90-hour burn time.
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