Station Money Clip | Titanium | PVD Coated

Brooklyn-based Craighill makes objects that pull you out of your head and back into the physical world — things you want to touch, not just use. This money clip is tempered titanium with a PVD coating and an annealing process that gives the spring enough strength to hold cash without slowly releasing it into the subway. The contour lets it sit flat in your pocket instead of jabbing your leg every time you sit down. Craighill's whole deal is super-iterative, detail-obsessed design: they want the object to feel as good as it works, and they spent the time to get both right.

Annealing titanium sounds very fancy. I wouldn't mind annealing some tacos right now. Anyway, you clip this things once and it holds. No gradual migration of twenties toward the floor. No wondering if today's the day it gives up. Just titanium doing exactly what someone in Brooklyn spent a weird amount of time making it do.

• Tempered titanium construction with PVD coating
• Annealing process increases spring strength for secure cash hold
• Measures 2.5" x 0.925" x 0.225"
• Weighs 5 grams
• Contoured design sits flat in pockets for minimal profile
• Lightweight titanium construction
• Spring tension holds bills without gradual creep or sudden release
• PVD coating provides durable finish
• Slim profile eliminates the pocket bulge of a traditional wallet