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The Holy Black started with this tonic and it’s still what people come back for. Gunpowder Spice is classic barbersho...
Toyo Steel has been pressing these boxes from single sheets of steel in Japan since 1969 — originally for craftsmen, ...
Takenaka has been making the tools for a proper meal since 1925, when workers in Ishikawa started carrying hand-lacqu...
Shorter than your index finger, 1300 lumens, 170m throw, up to 30 days of runtime. The Baton 4 is what EDC flashlight...
Handwoven on a traditional loom that’s been in the same Amish family for over 50 years, the Cottage Broom is the smal...
The T-152 is the shallow member of the Toyo family — same seamless single-steel construction, same interlocking stack...
Pressed from a single sheet of steel in Japan, no seams, no welds, no weak points. The lid imprint interlocks with th...
The Kelly Kettle is a 130-year-old Irish field design built to boil water anywhere there is wood. The trick is the ch...
Handwoven by Amish makers in Pennsylvania on a family loom that’s been in use for over 50 years, the Everyday Broom i...
Jeremy Dougherty spent nine years and twenty iterations building a glove that works the way a glove should — and this...
Bradley Mountain started in a one-car garage in Ocean Beach and still cuts, stitches, and finishes every bag by hand ...
The T-192 is the flat-lid version of Toyo’s 8" box — same seamless single-steel construction, same interlocking stack...
Made by hand at Parker Homestead in Harrisburg, Arkansas, using a vintage winder from 1878. Broomcorn is heavier and ...
Handmade in small batches from pure beeswax sourced in Oregon. The 2" pillar comes in three heights — pick by how lon...
The T-360 is Toyo’s trunk toolbox — wide, flat, and built like the things it’s meant to hold. Pressed from a single s...
A compact, medium-sized hatchet with a high-carbon steel blade and convex grind. The curved cutting edge goes deeper ...
Filson has been doing this since 1897, and the Eagle Harbor Jac-Shirt is proof that some ideas just don’t need improv...
Ten inches closed, twenty-three inches open, and honest enough to just be a good umbrella without pretending to be an...
Tombow has been making the 8900 since before your parents were born, and it’s still their oldest product for good rea...
Jeremy Dougherty is a 4th-generation Coloradan who got tired of gloves falling apart mid-project and spent nine years...
The Classic Cap, now in wool — which is to say, warmer and better-looking in equal measure. The satin-cotton front li...
Same full-grain water buffalo glove, different kind of trouble. The Skeleton version keeps the tough leather, reinfor...
Here’s the honest math: $27.99 once versus $200+ a year forever. The organic cotton flannel gets more absorbent with ...