Collect the official provisions for muddy knees and second helpings. But, don't let the kids have all the fun.
Inspired by childhoods spent grass-stained and perpetually hungry, our enamel Camp plates borrow from vintage scout badges: a set of oars, a trusty compass, the pine tree that marks the way home, and one mischievous raccoon.
Each emblem feels plucked from the trunk of a particularly resourceful child with an imaginary torch, a jam sandwich, and absolutely no intention of coming inside before dark.
Don’t let the kids have all the fun. Toss a sweating bottle of rosé into a canvas tote alongside paper napkins, salty crisps already half crushed, and a baguette leaving flour over everything it touches. Pack strawberries that perfume the whole bag by the time you arrive, good cheese wrapped in wax paper, and something cold enough to clink pleasantly in the ice.
The charm of eating outside has always been in the slight impracticality of it all.
