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SEASONAL PRESENCE

October has arrived, and with it that gentle pull inward. The air is cooler, evenings come sooner, and there’s a quiet invitation to soften into the season. Autumn isn’t about doing less—it’s about nourishing differently.

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This season is also reflected in Triple Eight’s latest project launch—the Seasons Project. With hampers that focus the seasons of Home, Health, and Hibernation, each are curated with rituals and comforts that make the transition easier. These hampers hold pieces that help you slow down, soften your space, and tend to your body in ways that feel steady and restorative, and right for which season you fit right now.

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Each hamper of this collection was given a name that represents their season:

Haidyn in a season of Home​

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Haidyn is a name translated from a ‘hay valley’ describing a comforting landscape and so reminding one of home. With an inhalation of the simple joys, the pieces of this hamper are set to inspire the moments you spend at home.

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Hermione in a season of Health​

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Hermione is a name that stems from the greek god whose name means ‘stone’ and so suggesting strength, energy and endurance. With an aspiration to focus the smallest of rituals, the pieces of this hamper look to support both the mind and the body.

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Haven in a season of Hibernation â€‹

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Haven is a name that is translated from a ‘safe place’ and so a space of rest, recovery and rejuvenation. With an invitation to rest, the pieces of this hamper are set to encourage comfort and care as the autumn season begins.

 

Choose one, two or all hampers and lean into autumn with presence. This is just the beginning for the Seasons Project, and it feels natural to walk this journey with you.

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With warmth and comfort,

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Triple Eight

OCTOBER

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