ON YOUR DOME

Made by a family-owned company in Southern Oregon, this asymetrical tweed Lola hat is ready for springtime action, infinitely crushable and packable. “It’s a real throwback style,” says designer Acacia Lacy. $32, sundayafternoons.com

TECH

The new Forest Park App features an interactive guide to Portland’s 5,157-acre playground, highlighting 49 trails and 10 suggested hikes. Best part: The iPhone-only app works without a network connection, no matter how deep you are on Wildwood Trail. $3.99,
forestparkpdx.com

CONDIMENT

There’s a new ketchup in town. Produced in Eugene by three UO grads, Red Duck ketchup adds a worldly twist to the American classic with three distinct (and delicious) flavors: classic, curry, and spicy. $7, redduckfoods.com

GEAR

Part punk-rock accessory, part toolshed, the new Portland-designed Leatherman Tread bracelet packs an arsenal of 25 wrenches, screwdrivers, hooks, and openers into a comfortable, TSA-approved wrist strap. $150–200, leatherman.com

BARWARE

Did you know that Michigan liquor stores are called “party stores”? Or that Vermont has a 97 percent beer can return rate? Portland writer Niki Ganong tippled her way across the country to research A Field Guide to Drinking in America, a traveler’s compendium of boozy facts from all 50 states. Overcup Press, $15 —Peter Holmstrom