Shopping for your active teens, stylish young adults and avid travelers, including yourself, can be a challenge. Before getting back to travel or school, shop these stylish streetwear looks and keep up on the trails, in class or at brunch.
X-Scape NBK Low by Deckers X Lab | $160
Get your walking shoes on and explore the city or campus in X-Scape by Deckers X Lab sneakers. The trendy style and athletic build offer comfort for walking, jogging or just hanging out while looking like you do both.
X-Scape NBK Low by Deckers X Lab
Stratam Sweater by Kora | $179
Warm up on a morning hike, layer on the slopes or stay sleek and comfy back in the cabin with
Stratam Sweater by Kora
Kora’s Stratam Sweater. This easily packable, versatile and lightweight quarter-zip sweater is made of yak wool and Dupont for breathability, moisture control and comfort — you can regulate your temperature both in and out of the lodge.
French Terry Oversized Hoodie by After School Projects | $105
For something with a more casual look to get the kids out of bed and back to class, After School Project’s French Terry Oversized Hoodie offers a fun twist on the classic. Tie the oversized hoodie around your waist on long walks or throw on over anything when the temperatures drop at night. This is also a great staple for the airplane. Choose from fun colors like lilac, purple, black or bone — all dyed in small batches locally.
French Terry Oversized Hoodie by After School Projects
No matter your style, shop more looks, colors and comfort options with Deckers x Lab, Kora and After School Projects here.
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May 21, 2025Santa Monica’s New AI Program Makes Visiting a Breeze
Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days, and it really is changing the way we travel. Santa Monica, the vibrant Southern California hot spot where family travelers to Los Angeles go to enjoy the sea, sand and quintessential “beach lifestyle,” joins the AI trend. When it comes to using AI to improve the tourist experience, plenty of destinations have recently gotten with the program, like Lake Tahoe, Aruba and New Zealand. By partnering with GuideGeek to create customized itinerary support to help travelers plan their vacations, Santa Monica is keeping up.
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May 21, 2025Explore Hawai’i with “Lilo & Stitch” Magic
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May 21, 2025The Family Heritage Experience Opens in Boston
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May 20, 2025Discover Massachusetts’ College Towns
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May 20, 2025What’s New at These Virginia Hotels in 2025?
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May 20, 2025Busch Gardens Williamsburg Opens New Rollercoaster
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