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Inspiring homes, gardens, and design tips, transporting travel stories, and sustainable healthy recipes from the West’s best chefs, delivered straight to your door.

A collection of products we love from the West, curated by the editors of Sunset and delivered to your door every three months.

Our collection of posters featuring vintage Sunset covers will be eye-catching art pieces at home. This one is from our September 1934 issue, which paid tribute to big trees and nature.

If we needed to take one knife on a camping trip for kitchen duty or to a vacation cabin getaway, this is the one we’d grab. Sitting in the sweet spot right between a chef’s knife and a paring knife, this will become your go-to, do-everything 5.5-inch blade for cutting fruit, mincing delicate herbs, slicing cooked meats, and prepping vegetables. It’s made of durable, corrosion-resistant, and razor-sharp 3-layer Japanese steel. Wash by hand—not in the dishwasher—to preserve its resilience and edge. 

We’ve found the perfect picnic blanket! It sports navy stripes that give cheery nautical vibes, it comes with a belted canvas strap system with a handle so you can tote and store it in style, and, best of all, the bottom is lined with waterproof material so you won’t get your butt wet on damp lawns and wet sand. Bring on the shady parks and breezy beaches and roving alfresco fun!

Our popular puzzles showcase beautiful covers from Sunset throughout the years. This 500-piece puzzle features the July 1927 cover, which is an illustration by Edith Rundquist.

Rep Sunset out in the wild. This comfy hat is perfect for everyday wear.

Hands down the best-looking food-scrap bin on the market. Made of biodegradable bamboo fiber, this handsome container lets you easily collect onion skins, herb stems, kale stalks, coffee grounds, and fruit peels as you cook so you can make rich compost for your garden or easily recycle for municipal mulch. Plus, we love the cleanable odor filter and contrasting bamboo hardware.

Look at Sunset’s storied history with our 125 Years of Sunset puzzle, which features covers from 1900s to present day.

“Pacific Coasting” was the theme of the June 1935 issue, and its cover beautifully reflects that.

Favored by competition pitmasters, mixologists, and hipster baristas, the canvas apron is a summer staple here at Sunset. Yes, it’s great for grillers, thanks to its thick spark-resistant canvas, but it also has become our favorite shop apron, cooking apron, and gardening apron thanks to its adjustable straps and generous pockets.  

Stay hydrated all day with this 32 oz (950 ml) water bottle. It’s ideal for workouts or busy days, with a wide-mouth foldable straw for spill-free sipping and a rotating handle for easy carrying.

The hori hori knife was invented in Japan, where every homeowner and master gardener uses one on a daily basis. It can exactingly pull weeds from between precious plants, saw branches, trim twine, and shovel dirt with more gusto than a spindly trowel. And the folks at Bare Bones Living have added perhaps the coolest untraditional capability: a bottle opener to crack open a beer or a soda depending on your mood. This is an heirloom garden tool to cherish.

Say goodbye to plastic, and bag your goodies in this organic cotton tote bag. There’s more than enough room for groceries, books, and anything in between.

Our special April/May 2025 Wildfire issue was an homage to what the city of Los Angeles lost and a guidebook for reviving what we hold so dear. Proceeds from this mug and our limited line of apparel merch and accessories go to organizations having a meaningful impact on the L.A. fires recovery efforts.