Park Yourself Outdoors With These Lovely Picnic Essentials

The pinnacle of picnicking can be found in more than a meadow-friendly blanket

Friday Oct. 8, 2021

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Cotton On picnic blanket $50.

Kind reusage bag, $19,from Father Rabbit.

Weirdly Normal native kawakawa tonic, $10 for a four-pack, from Moore Wilsons.

Yeti cooler, $450, from West Supply.

Companion hat $145.

Strangelove salted grapefruit, $11 for a four-pack, from Society Liquor.

Seljak blanket, $379, from Made Good.

Craft Tape Basket, $220, from Everyday Needs.

Alchemy pink lemonade tonic, $9 for a four-pack, from Premium Liquor.

Nil organic beeswax food wrap, $30 for a two-pack, from Farmers.

Oosterom face mask $35.

Kinto travel tumbler, $75, from Infinite Definite.

Naked Sundays Collagen Glow 100% Mineral Sunscreen SPF50+, $43, available from October 10 from Meccabeauty.co.nz.

Doppio throw, $710, from Tessuti.

Stanley Classic bottle, $100, from Infinite Definite.

Sammy Bags reusable bread bag, $25, from Made Good.

Meals In Steel bento lunchbox, $52.

Non salted raspberry and chamomile non-alcoholic wine, $30, from Fine-O-Wine.

Photo / Babiche Martens for Viva Magazine — Volume Five

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