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Thursday 3/23/2023
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This week, Thingtesting's Head of Community and Curation Emma rounded up three launches in our latest new brands spotted.

One recently spotted brand from February, Petit Pot, caught the eye of Supertester Michael C. He wrote a deep dive review of the French-inspired desserts and puddings. Don't miss it.

Reminder that you can always submit brands you spot out in the wild right here.

See you next Thursday,

Natalie

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New brands spotted

This week's roundup includes three new launches. Here are 9 brands spotted this week.

A mi Ami. Boxed wines made with grapes from the south of France. [Launched this week]

Wearables. Wellness patches to help reduce pain, anxiety, and insomnia. [Launched this week]

T op of the Mornin’ Coffee. A collection of coffee drinks and accessories. [Launched this week]

Nufferton. Unisex pajamas, inspired by Scandinavian design.

Miles. Natural deodorant for active teen boys.

Waka Waka. Sustainable furniture hand-made in Los Angeles.

Sourcery. Spices influenced by South India.

Autumn Sonata. Unique bath towels, mats, and other home goods.

Marin Living Foods. Flavored almond milk made with organic ingredients sourced from California.

Explore all 9 brands spotted

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New reviews

The following reviews reflect the independent, honest experiences of the reviewers. Thingtesting does not cherrypick, edit, or influence reviews and uses no affiliate links.

Petit Pot’s desserts

Petit Pot sells a range of French-inspired desserts.

Contributing Supertester Michael C. has been testing Petit Pot in two flavors. See what he thought by reading his review.

Read Michael’s review

How direct-to-consumer brands are racing towards profitability

Including 13 brands making moves towards improving profitability.

Brands are looking more closely at their balance sheets as they determine ways to improve profitability.

Here’s what steps they're taking.

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From our community

Meet Jesse T.

Jesse is a partner at All True, a creative studio focused on naming, logo design, and strategy. He is also the Creative Director at Future Commerce.

Featured list: Original Objects: Small and independent brands creating manufactured objects Jesse likes.

Recent reviews: notNeutral, Herr's, Actual Source

Original Objects, a list by Jesse

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