Founder Lana Van Brunt built SACKVILLE to exist somewhere between cannabis, design and culture. After selling it, fighting to get it back and rebuilding it twice, she's entering the brand's boldest chapter yet.

Fake boarding passes, sample-filled passports, pizza and plenty of smoke. JEETER Canada returned to Toronto with an event that felt more like a cannabis getaway than an industry function.

Whether you’re chasing nostalgia, discovering your next obsession, or simply refreshing your queue, these are the songs currently living rent-free in our rotation.

Moonray Resin is redefining functional cannabis art through handmade custom glass pieces that combine preserved flowers, crystals, and personalized details into collectible works of art.

Photo by Clemente Ruiz In an industry crowded with celebrity-backed ventures, authenticity has become one of the hardest things to manufacture. Cannabis, in particular, has entered an era where audiences can immediately tell the difference between a brand built on genuine cultural connection and one assembled purely for market opportunity. That distinction is exactly what makes 22Red stand out. Founded by Shavo Odadjian, 22Red positions itself less as a traditional cannabis c

Founded by Anna Cabezudo, Modern Ordinary creates handmade sterling silver jewelry inspired by cannabis culture, personal rituals, and the objects we keep closest. The result is a collection of modern heirlooms that feel both nostalgic and timeless.

D’heygere is reshaping modern accessories with its Canister Hoops, a functional design piece that merges luxury craftsmanship with personal expression.

Cannabis luxury is shifting. BongPop proves the future isn’t mass-produced, it’s vintage, one-of-one, and rooted in history.

Cannabis culture just found its way into luxury streetwear. The After Dark Company is leading the shift, one handcrafted pair at a time.

The Penjamin turns cannabis into a tactile ritual. Buzz’d isn’t just selling a vape. It’s redesigning how a session feels in your hands.

In the dusty fields of Central California, there’s a farm run by women dressed like nuns, but they’re not what they seem. These are the Sisters of the Valley, and they’ve built a spiritual, feminist, cannabis-based wellness brand that blends ancient ritual, moon cycles, activism, and plant medicine.

At BLUNTLY, our bags aren’t filled with cheap thrills or half-baked gimmicks. They’re stocked with real-deal staples that carry us from smoke circle to studio to late-night reflection. No sponsorships. No freebie hype. Just the products we genuinely love, the ones that actually stay in rotation when the campaigns end and the cameras are off.