Quarterly Co. Harry Shum Jr. Box Review July 2014 #HSJ01

My long awaited Harry Shum Jr. Quarterly box has finally arrived!  Inside were four items that appealed to both myself and my husband!  This will be a shared box between the two of us.  I'm very happy with the #HSJ01 and can't wait for Harry's second box.

#HSJ01 ~ I think Harry is an excellent curator because he has a lot of great interests: music, dance, fashion, TECHNOLOGY!  His first box is about movement, style, and technology and it's Spot On!

 Signature Photograph by Kelly Masumiya ~ I love the fluidity of this photograph!  It was inspired by the Gion Mili's photography session with Gene Kelley.  I want to put this in my classroom to show my boys that dance is not just for girls.  Kelly Masumiya is on Twitter ~ @kellykyokomas.

 Wayfarer Socks by Richer Poorer ~ ($12) My husband called 'dibs' on these!  He loves brightly printed socks and I love making fun of them.  These are the Wanderer socks in cyan and yellow chevron.  Richer Poorer is a California based company that also sells women's, athletic, and children's socks.

 Lay/N/Go Traveler ~ ($29.95) I love subscription boxes that feature practical, useful items.  The Lay/N/Go Traveler is one of those things.  It's definitely an innovative concept designed to make traveling a little easier.  This dopp kit starts out as a flat mat that you lay your toiletries on.  Then you just pull on the drawstrings and securely cinch up your stuff.  There is an outside velcro pocket to stash the drawstrings.  On the inside, is a zippered pocket.  You aren't limited to just toiletries for this case; Harry uses this to carry this chargers, adapters, and tech cords.  If you have kids that love Legos, I recommend looking into the large Lay/N/Go kids bag.  I'm getting my sister-in-law this bag for Christmas so her son can easily take his Legos to his grandparents.

  StickR TrackR  ~ ($24.95) This is my favorite item!  Have you ever lost your keys, remote, or dog?  If so, then you should really invest in one of these.  You attach the TrackR to any item using the cord or sticker pad.  Then download the TrackR app to your Apple or Android device and pair via Bluetooth.  When you lose your item, use your phone to ring your lost item.  TrackR also uses crowd GPS to locate your stuff.  I put mine on my work keys because I tend to lay them down a lot and walk off.  If I lose my keys, I have to pay the school $300 to change all of the locks!  See why this is my favorite item?  I've already connected it to my phone and tested it out.  Works (and looks) like a charm!  If you click on the link to the StickR TrackR website, you have two more days left to sign up for a FREE TrackR!  I think I'll buy more of these for Christmas gifts too!

I'm so happy I subscribed to the #HSJ01 Quarterly box!  None of these items will go to waste or be traded because they are so useful and AWESOME!  If you are still deciding whether to subscribe or not, you should check out Harry's website: www.tenthandfourth.com  I hope he sends us the thunderstorm cloud in the next box!  ;-)    

This box is only $50 every quarter and the #HSJ01 was valued well above that.  Very happy!