Commerce Shelf

An upcoming men’s body-butter line turns its founder’s South Louisiana life into three scent concepts, with five more still unrevealed.

TRACE offers custom 3D-printed terrain models built from running, hiking, or trekking GPX routes.

It sells virtual pickleball challenges where players log games at any court, unlock route postcards, and earn a mailed medal.

A forthcoming box for Fractal rigs turns one XLR connection into four expression inputs, four switches, and a 9V DC output.

Treeburam presents customizable, adjustable kettlebells made in Mexico, with weights from 14 to 20 kg.

An Indonesian custom-bike shop presents Urban, Retro, and All-road styles, then invites visitors to sketch a build around their own taste.

A Thai farm presents Wolffia—also calledไข่ผำ—as fresh greens, dried powder, and ready-to-eat jelly, with supply options for food, supplement, and cosmetics businesses.

Fifth Wheel Wrecker presents a hand-welded recovery device that mounts on a tractor’s fifth wheel and uses air rather than hydraulics.

A collection of natural-stone pulls and sculptural handles for cabinetry, with named materials, catalog codes, and visible prices.

Aitoyes presents a soft, clip-on robot charm that responds to its surroundings with small movements.

An online shop presenting Rajasthani pickles from Sojat City, with a range of varieties and a stated pan-India delivery service.

OCEADIG presents maritime 3D assets and Blender tools for games and simulation, organized into eight planned packs.