Newsletter #11

✨ Dry skin sufferers come this way

🫧 Save him from his 5-in-1 skincare regimen

👄 The sexiest storage out there

🤰 If you know someone who’s pregnant…

😌 There’s mayo and then there’s 𝓶𝓪𝔂𝓸 

🌊 We’re cooking with algae now…?

🕯️ For the friend who’s really into KFC

Last Chance! For the past month we’ve been celebrating our newest wishlist feature by gifting TWO people every week something they’ve been wanting to try — and this is the last week of the giveaway!

To enter, share your Want to Try list on Marmalade with the people in your life (and help them gift you something you’ll actually like). The two people with the MOST views on their list will get something off their wishlist worth up to $200!

PUFFAH 🐡 Would you believe me if I told you that up until this fall, I had been wearing the same Patagonia puffer jacket for 13 years? She’s got a special place in my heart, but I was long overdue for an upgrade.

As I looked for a new jacket to spend my next decade of life with, the Halfdays Nellie Puffer caught my attention with its recycled materials and just-right crop—and after a few months of wearing it I can say I’ve found ‘the one.’ I love that I can layer it over thick sweaters without that bundled-up-claustrophobia feeling, and pack it up into its own little pouch when I go on trips.

I’m no skier, but love that Halfdays was founded by an Olympian who was tired of competing in men's ski ware and set out to provide women with a better option. Call me a cozy fan!

Saffron + Poe – Forget about escaping to a remote cabin in the woods, this handstitched quilt is bringing the “tis the damn season” energy straight to your bedroom - minus the situationship heartbreak of course.

Gray Market – This pitcher is the epitome of the cottagecore aesthetic, and let's be real, Jo March from Little Women would eat this. Added bonus that it looks like something stolen out of the “willow” music video.

Of Her Own Kind – If this dress was a mashup of two Evermore songs, it would be "cowboy like me" meets "no body no crime" - a little bit country, a little bit aristocracy, and a whole lot of "I'm the main character in a period drama and I'm here to steal (and maybe kill) your man."