That's the one! I just checked mine.

Crazy I haven’t seen this yet but JINS has amazing glasses, very quality, and great customer service. It’s a Japanese brand but there are some stores in the US (might be able to buy online too)

Apt2b uses solid alder for frames and a higher grade foam. When the cushions do wear out you can just refoam them as they are zippered.

Seems like the performance material is wicked stout and I love how it feels. We chose regal for the color/material.

I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned here, but Flexsteel couches are amazing. They will last forever are super comfy and can be found on sale frequently.

I have a big wall in my living room that still needs a little something. Abstract is easy ish, I can match the colors to the decor, and I can get a large canvas for far less than finished art would cost.

I too feel absolved. Lol.

Love my bedrocks!!!

Why does this post have so many responses and zero karma?

Do not wash it in the dishwasher, it fucks up the vacuum.

If it breaks you send a picture and they send a new one. My friends and I were fucking around and destroyed one on purpose and I got my favourite colour way back. Completely different bottle. But one that I wanted

Came to say nalgene

I can't remember how long I've had my set but it's been decades. I have the plain Winter Frost pattern. They're so slender that a lot of them can fit in the dishwasher at one time. I wouldn't trade my Corelle for any other kind.

OP, Oliver Peoples for me. Metal frame, bent around your face for a custom fit. I’ve literally played beach volleyball tournaments in them and they’ve never budged on my face. Had them since 2007. Still going strong and lenses have been replaced 3 times now.

Love my Zenni glasses. Prior to buying from them I owned and wore one pair at a time. Now I have and regularly use several pairs. They're lasting as long or longer than the designer glasses I've paid 6 - 11 times as much for. Needed support once, and it was great. Super happy with them. Highly recommend.

My original budget was $50 USD maybe 60, which is why I was looking at Jansport as the US prices for their backpacks are in that ballpark. I took a look anyway and they look great and if they were officially available in India I'd somehow justify the massive price jump by telling myself that this might be one of the last backpacks I'll ever have to buy but they're not available here, even websites that sell luxury/high end goods don't have them.

Thanks for the suggestion, I have family in Australia so if they're visiting I'll ask them to bring me one.

another perk, they are so light that I can pick 4 of them up from the dishwasher with one hand, each between one finger. My kids go through tons of tiny plates (food can't touch!) so having corelle is a lifesaver.

Not the cheapest, but every pair of Ecco sandals I have bought have been both comfortable and long lasting. They have fashionable and more sporty styles, they are all awesome.

are you open to waffle weave? I've only had them for a few years but they look the same as when I bought them. (I have Gilden Tree).

My North Face Recon is going on about 7 years now, still in awesome shape and it's been all over.

Love my vinyl Birkenstocks, going on three years now and they're great

I like my Braxton Culler sofa and loveseat made by North Carolina craftsmen, three years old and looking/sitting like new. The website has a store locator. I also loved my Mitchell Gold sofa, 22 years old with well-loved velvet upholstery, still looking pretty good and still providing comfortable seating. If you really want quality, your best best is buying American made brands, often sold only through established furniture retailers or “to the trade,” which means through an interior designer.

Also highly recommend the sip insert

I bought my Oakley Kitchen Sink back in 2012 and it's still my go-to bag. This bag has been with me since Junior year of Highschool. I took this bag with me to basic training. Took this bag with me to college. Took this bag with me every year to our Annual Trainings for the Guard. This bag has been to Arizona, Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Florida, South Carolina, Oregon, and Colorado. I take an annual camping trip with my brother, and this bag still comes with. No rips, no tears, no separation at the seams.

https://www.oakley.com/en-us/product/92060A

It's a more expensive bag, but I have for sure gotten my money out of this.

Mountain bike. I didn't want to pay $1500 for the light racing bike I wanted 10 years ago. I found an unbelievable deal on eBay for a bare frame ($85) and assembled the rest myself. A childhood of wrenching on my own bikes was an advantage of course. I think the total cost was $500 and most of that was the suspension fork. Its still going strong after replacing the chain and tires every couple years.

Corelle /thread.

Children. In hindsight making one has proven to also not be cheap.