Contemporary Unisex Apothecary Products

KITH and (MALIN + GOETZ) Collaborate on the Vapor Range

A new range of unisex apothecary products is made available to consumers starting September 27th. The capsule presents the collaborative work of popular New York-based streetwear brand KITH and (MALIN + GOETZ).

The prices for the apothecary products range from $24 USD to $95 USD. The line includes hand and body wash, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, and a candle. The aesthetic of the packaging, as well as the contents of it, have been strategically made to mimic the well-established KITH branding. (MALIN + GOETZ) embraced "glass, marble, and stainless steel," searching for ways to implement a curated "interplay between cool and warm that echoes the feeling of fall." Dubbed 'Vapor,' the unisex apothecary products carry notes of pink pepper, saffron, bergamot, iced currant, and more. Subtle hints of vanilla bean, birch, and charcoal accord can also be detected.

Photo Credits: (MALIN + GOETZ), KITH
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