the halmanera dodo is a distinctive flat featuring an adjustable buckle across the midfoot for a secure and sculptural fit. made from textured incrociato leather and finished with a soft sheep leather insole and lining, this style offers a refined take on everyday structure.

halmanera uses luxurious italian leathers and unique heel designs to create footwear that embodies sophisticated confidence with stability and comfort.

fits true to size. sizes shown are european.

ethically made in italy by traditional artisans.

the halmanera dos is a minimalist flat crafted from supple lamb leather, featuring a round toe and an adjustable buckle strap for a secure, personalized fit. finished with a soft sheep leather insole and lining, this style offers comfort without compromising on design.

halmanera uses luxurious italian leathers and unique heel designs to create footwear that embodies sophisticated confidence with stability and comfort.

fits true to size. sizes shown are european.

ethically made in italy by traditional artisans.

the halmanera pepi is a refined flat featuring a square toe, pleat detailing across the upper, and a comfortable rubber sole for all-day wear. crafted from soft lamb leather with a branded leather insole, this style blends thoughtful design with everyday ease.

halmanera uses luxurious italian leathers and unique heel designs to create footwear that embodies sophisticated confidence with stability and comfort.

fits true to size. sizes shown are european.

ethically made in italy by traditional artisans.

the halmanera cala is a modern slingback heel featuring a square toe, mid block heel, and elasticated strap for a secure yet flexible fit. crafted from smooth calf leather with a branded footbed, this style brings effortless elegance to your everyday wardrobe.

halmanera uses luxurious italian leathers and unique heel designs to create footwear that embodies sophisticated confidence with stability and comfort.

fits true to size. sizes shown are european.

ethically made in italy by traditional artisans.

100 years of modern iran: simple history series zine #6 is a concise and compelling overview of a century of political upheaval, revolution, and transformation in iran. covering the years 1891–1991, this zine explores the fall of the monarchy, foreign coups, and the rise of the world’s first islamic theocracy.

part of the simple history series by j. gerlach and published by microcosm, it offers sharp insight into how iran’s modern history connects with the judeo-christian west’s ongoing tensions with the islamic world.

a fast, thoughtful read for curious minds.

zine / pamphlet
published by microcosm

pocket queer wisdom is a vibrant, pocket-sized collection of quotes and illustrations celebrating queer heroes past and present. filled with words to live by from icons like frida kahlo, audre lorde, alan turing, sylvia rivera, and many more, this little book is designed to uplift, empower, and inspire.

featuring voices of those who championed civil equality, lived boldly, and left legacies of queer-minded brilliance, this is a tribute to the trailblazers who made it possible for future generations to dream bigger and rise higher.

carry it with you for a daily dose of courage, pride, and perspective.

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threadbare: clothes, sex, & trafficking is a powerful graphic novel that uncovers the hidden connections between the global garment industry, the sex trade, and human trafficking. through beautifully illustrated comics and sharp storytelling, author anne elizabeth moore unravels the threads of gender, labor, and exploitation in a globalized economy.

both eye-opening and deeply engaging, this book challenges readers to rethink who makes our clothes, under what conditions, and at what cost.

paperback / graphic novel
published by microcosm

one drop: shifting the lens on race asks a powerful question—what does it mean to be Black? rooted in the history of the “one-drop rule,” where any trace of Black ancestry defined a person as Black, this book examines how that legacy continues to influence racial identity today.

from legal policies to personal experiences, one drop explores how ideas about race have evolved—or haven’t—over the last hundred years, challenging readers to reconsider the meaning of Blackness in america.

paperback

feminasty is a sharp, hilarious, and deeply personal collection of essays by erin gibson—comedian, activist, and co-host of the throwing shade podcast. through wit and fire, she unpacks the everyday sexism women face, from the wage gap and political under-representation to reproductive rights and beyond.

equal parts rage and laughter, feminasty is a rallying cry for equality and a reminder that humor can be a powerful tool for change.

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america's black capital: african americans remade atlanta tells the powerful story of how atlanta transformed from the heart of the confederacy into a thriving center of black culture, politics, and progress.

through decades of resistance, resilience, and brilliance, black atlanta emerged in defiance of white nationalism, birthing civil rights leaders, cultural icons, and lasting change. this book chronicles the rise of a city that redefined the south—and helped reshape america.

hardcover
published by basic books

speaking american: how y'all, youse, and you guys talk is a visual deep dive into the way americans speak—and why. based on the wildly popular new york times dialect quiz, this book maps out regional quirks and turns of phrase, from how we pronounce “pecan” to what we call carbonated drinks.

with colorful graphics and fascinating linguistic insights, speaking american is a celebration of the diverse ways language shapes identity across the u.s.

paperback
published by mariner books

jesse owens (little people, big dreams) tells the inspiring story of the legendary olympian who defied the odds—and the world stage. from his early days helping in alabama cotton fields to being discovered by a track coach in cleveland, jesse owens' journey is one of determination, talent, and courage.

this beautifully illustrated picture book introduces young readers (ages 4–7) to jesse’s life and legacy, including his historic triumph at the 1936 berlin olympics where he stood tall against racism and broke world records—all starting with a dream.

hardcover
published by frances lincoln children's books

little naturalists: george washington carver loved plants is a sweet and engaging introduction to the life of one of america’s most brilliant agricultural scientists, inventors, and environmentalists. best known for his work with peanuts, george washington carver dedicated his life to education, sustainable farming, and kindness to the earth.

this beautifully illustrated board book encourages young readers to explore the natural world, be curious, and care for the environment—just like carver did.

board book
published by gibbs smith

shaking the gates of hell: a search for family and truth is a deeply personal and powerful account of reckoning with silence, faith, and the legacy of the civil rights movement. growing up in alabama, journalist john archibald reflects on his father’s quiet pulpit during a time of southern unrest and racial injustice. why didn’t his father, a methodist minister, speak out more forcefully against the wrongs surrounding them?

this affecting memoir explores the weight of inherited silence, the cost of complicity, and the journey toward truth and accountability—both personal and collective.

paperback
published by vintage
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real queer america: lgbt stories from red states is a road trip memoir through the bible belt, deep south, and beyond — where queer joy and resistance bloom in the least expected places. journalist samantha allen sets out with her motto “something gay every day,” capturing powerful stories of lgbt life in communities often overlooked, yet full of pride, love, and grit.

paperback. may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and show mild signs of shelfwear.

breath: the new science of a lost art is a deep dive into the simple yet powerful act of breathing, something we do 25,000 times a day without thinking about it. in this fascinating exploration, journalist james nestor uncovers how we've lost touch with the art of proper breathing. from ancient burial sites to soviet labs, nestor reveals how small changes in how we breathe can lead to huge shifts in our health, energy, and mindset. breath will change the way you think about this essential human function and revolutionize how you approach everyday life.

how to land a plane is a fun, straightforward guide that takes you step-by-step through the process of landing a plane. written with humor and a conversational tone, it’s the perfect gift for anyone who's ever dreamed of the magic of flight. whether you’re a seasoned traveler or just curious about aviation, this book offers practical advice with a side of laughs. (this book may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and may show mild signs of shelfwear.)