Founder Tobias Heckmann built Ascrono on lessons from his family's small-town business. The brand makes desk gear for Apple setups: a MacBook docking station, a Magic Mouse 2 charger, and the CableCare Tray for clearing cable clutter from the side of the desk.
GRID Studio makes framed displays of disassembled classic gadgets, such as iPhones, iPods and Game Boys, laying out their real components as art for tech nostalgia fans.
Prose makes "truly custom" haircare and skincare: each formula is made to order from an online consultation that maps 100+ factors, drawing on 200+ clean, science-backed ingredients, and customer feedback fine-tunes later orders.
The Woobles makes beginner crochet kits for small stuffed characters, with step-by-step video tutorials, founded by Justine to make learning crochet approachable.
Founder Ruben named BALOLO after a 1,000-year-old oak visible from his grandfather's workshop; as a child who couldn't yet say "Baum" (tree), he called it BALOLO. The German brand makes wooden desk accessories such as modular monitor stands and organizers, marked "Made in Germany."
dbrand makes skins, cases and screen protectors for phones, laptops and game consoles. Its phone lineup includes the customizable Grip, the "zero-yellowing" Ghost and the "ultra-rugged" Tank, and its Killswitch is billed as "the holy grail of gaming cases."
Gravity Blankets makes weighted blankets that use deep pressure stimulation to support calm and sleep, plus flannel sheets, grounding sheets and neck pillows.
Brothers Will and Robert founded Devereux Golf in 2013 to bring "a new perspective to the game." Rooted in the American Southwest, it makes men's golf apparel and accessories, from polos, tees, shorts and outerwear to hats, headcovers and a kids' line.
The Mousepad Company "prints fresh designs on high quality gaming mousepad fabric," including its DuraGlyde pads and artist collaborations. Its founder started it with his brother EpikWhale, a top Fortnite player.
Founder Jenson started Levitexa after realizing a shelf was "slowly killing" a build that took days to complete. The company hand assembles levitation systems that "suspend and rotate your prized collection in mid-air," using patented magnetic technology to float LEGO builds, figures and Warhammer miniatures weighing up to 400 grams.
Floyd is the travel-case brand of Bernd Georgi and Horst Kern, two Munich teens who skated and dreamed of California before spending more than 20 years in luggage production. Its colorful cases roll on "skateboard-spinner wheels" and pay tribute to the bohemian 70s and the design language of Venice Beach in that era.
Spreading joy and positivity through the game is the mission at Chance Athletics, which makes basketballs, outdoor minis such as mini footballs and mini hoops, apparel and accessories.
