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Rarely sells these ranching gloves in adult sizes and in kid-sized pairs. Adult sizes run XS through 2XL. Kid-sized gloves are Kids Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves and Kids Two-Tone Buffalo Leather Ranching Gloves, in Kids Medium and Kids Large. Cold-weather option: Kids Extreme Mittens. Jeremy Dougherty spent nine years and twenty iterations building a glove that works the way a glove should — and this is the Rarely edition, with our logo debossed on the leather. Full grain water buffalo, reinforced palm, elasticized wrist to keep debris out. The buffalo leather has natural heat resistance and stretches over months into the exact shape of your hand. Full grain water buffalo leather Reinforced double-leather patch at palm heel Elasticized wrist — secure fit, no debris sneaking in Natural heat resistance Debossed Rarely logo & wordmark Adult sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL. Kid-sized gloves sold separately in Kids Medium and Kids Large Designed by Jeremy Dougherty, 4th-generation Coloradan Free U.S. shipping

Handwoven by Amish makers in Pennsylvania from natural broom corn grown specifically for this purpose, the Hand Broom is exactly what it’s been for a couple centuries — wire-wound, rawhide loop for hanging, solid oak or poplar handle. Small enough to keep near the fireplace or the workshop, durable enough to use every day. Natural broom corn with solid oak or poplar handle Handwoven by Amish makers in Pennsylvania | Made in USA Wire-wound for lasting use; rawhide loop for hanging 14 x 5 inches | Small-batch production To restore: soak fibers in cold water, gather, tie, let dry The hand broom that’s been working longer than any vacuum you’ve owned

Handwoven by Amish makers in Pennsylvania on a family loom that’s been in use for over 50 years, the Everyday Broom is the kind of thing that outlasts its plastic-handled competitors by a significant margin. Natural broom corn, solid oak, built the old-fashioned way — because the old-fashioned way works. Natural broom corn with solid oak handle Handwoven by Amish makers in Pennsylvania Traditional loom, same family for 50+ years 56 x 12 inches | Made in the USA Some variation is expected — handmade means handmade To restore: soak corn fibers in cold water, gather, tie, and let dry Too handsome to live in a closet

The D8 is the evolution of more than a decade of design — a pair of gloves built to work like a second layer of skin, one that prevents cuts, burns, and worse. Full-grain water buffalo reinforces the high-abrasion zones from palm to knuckle. The leather is fire-resistant treated to hold against sparks, slag, and direct flame contact, and a DuPont™ Kevlar® steel-fabric liner adds cut and heat protection without the bulk. They’re rated ANSI A9 — the highest cut level on the ANSI/ISEA scale. The extended cuff guards your wrist and clips to a belt, bag, or rig with the built-in carabiner. Stronger is safer. Sold as a pair Full-grain water buffalo reinforcement — high-abrasion zones, palm to knuckle Fire-resistant treated leather — holds against sparks, slag & flame contact DuPont™ Kevlar® steel-fabric liner — cut & heat protection without the bulk ANSI A9 cut rating — the highest level on the ANSI/ISEA scale Extended wrist protection + carabiner clip — longer cuff; clips to belt, bag, or rig Field-tested across structure fires, welding, the forge, chainsaw work, splitting firewood, and clearing brush

The slightly smaller sibling of the 1L tapered jar. Same Le Parfait quality, same stainless steel clamp, same “since 1930" credibility. 750ml is the right size for a batch of pickles, a countertop coffee bean display, or preserving whatever your garden actually produced this year (too much zucchini?). Stainless steel wire clamp Airtight natural rubber seal Eco-friendly compostable packaging Fits in the fridge door, unlike your ambitions

If you’ve got a Makita 12V Max CXT battery in your garage, this shear plugs right into your existing setup and handles everything your mower can’t reach — fences, garden beds, between pavers, up against foundations. The 6-5/16" cutting width balances coverage and control, and the 3-stage height adjustment (9/16" to 1") lets you dial in the finish. At 2.8 lbs without battery, you can use it one-handed without complaining about it afterward. Makita 12V Max CXT, 6-5/16" cutting width 2,500 strokes per minute, up to 90 minutes run time on 4.0Ah 3-stage cutting height: 9/16" to 1" Tool-less blade swaps 2.8 lbs without battery Tool only — runs on any Makita 12V Max CXT battery

Same full-grain water buffalo glove, different kind of trouble. The Skeleton version keeps the tough leather, reinforced palm, and elastic wrist from the ranching glove, then dresses it in black and white bone-panel glory. Jeremy Dougherty originally built this model for bikers, who loved the grip, heat resistance, and break-in. Then everyone else got nosy. It's not pretending to be your dusty old ranch glove. More of an "I'm not your typical cowboy" situation, which we respect deeply. Full-grain water buffalo leather Black glove with white skeleton-style panels Reinforced double-leather patch at palm heel Elasticized wrist to help keep debris out Natural heat resistance Rarely mark on the palm Sizes XS, Small, Medium, Large, XL, 2XL Originally designed for bikers; adopted by glorious weirdos everywhere Handshakes feel legally binding while wearing these Free U.S. shipping

Hario's V60 Buono is the kettle that every coffee person recognizes immediately — that slim gooseneck spout, that unmistakable shape. It's the gold standard for pourover because it gives you actual control. Slow, steady, precise pours that don't splash or flood your grounds. This is the electric version: cordless, quick to heat, auto-shutoff when it boils. All the functionality of the stovetop classic, minus the stovetop. Stainless steel body, polypropylene handle and base, 800mL capacity. Big enough for a full carafe, small enough to store without drama. If you care about how your coffee tastes, you already know this kettle. If you don't own one yet, this is the one. **Specs:** • Capacity: 800mL • Dimensions: 11.6" W × 6.1" D × 6.9" H • Materials: Stainless steel body and lid, polypropylene handle, lid knob, and base • Cordless with automatic shut-off • Weight (with box): 1260g • Made in China • When unplugged, becomes briefly sentient and whispers the temperature of nearby liquids

Pressed from a single sheet of steel in Japan, no seams, no welds, no weak points. The lid imprint interlocks with the base of the next box so stacking is actually secure rather than aspirational. People put all sorts of things in these — watercolors, tea bags, fishing flies, small embarrassing collections of erasers. Nobody’s judging. Single-piece pressed steel construction, seamless edges Interlocking imprint design for secure stacking 6.06" × 4.13" × 2.04" Made in Japan by Toyo Steel Technically storage; emotionally, a tiny Japanese safe

Cast aluminum, made by artisans in Mexico, built to outlast every flimsy plastic juicer you’ve ever owned. Works on lemons, limes, and whatever else you’re squeezing into your cocktail. Simple, heavy, effective — the kind of tool that just lives on your counter. Cast aluminum construction Made in Mexico by skilled artisans Perfect for lemons and limes Works for cocktails, seltzers, marinades, and more Easy to use, easy to clean Soon to be your main squeeze (I’m so sorry)

Fire has always started with a little friction, and this cast iron cube makes that feel intentional. The deep knurling pattern isn’t just aesthetic — it’s the business end of the whole operation, giving your strike-anywhere matches a satisfying rasp that would make a campfire jealous. Dense, anchored, and satisfyingly heavy in the hand. Carbon steel with electroplated black zinc finish Deep knurled exterior for reliable friction 2" × 2" × 2" — small enough for a mantle, heavy enough to feel serious 1 lb 6 oz Works only with strike-anywhere matches (not included — this is your reminder) Residue wipes clean with a damp cloth Also functions as a tiny threatening paperweight

Toyo Steel has been pressing these boxes from single sheets of steel in Japan since 1969 — originally for craftsmen, now for anyone who wants their desk to look like it has standards. The lids lock into the next box’s base so your color-coded tower doesn’t collapse. Eight colors, 8" × 4" × 2", spring-loaded latch. Used for everything from watercolor sets to fishing flies to things people aren’t sure they want to name. Single-piece pressed steel, enamel coated, no seams or weak points 8" × 4" × 2" — about the size of a large pencil case Spring-loaded latch with Toyo stamp Interlocking stackable design — no sliding, no toppling Made in Japan since 1969 Available in multiple colors; if yours is in stock, that’s your sign

A wool scrub grown on a carbon-capturing regenerative farm in the USA that replaces the sponge in your kitchen and the loofa in your bathroom, and eventually composts itself when it’s done. It’s naturally antimicrobial, gets firmer over time for better scrubbing power, and does the job on dishes, surfaces, face, body, and fruit without a single synthetic fiber. Naturally antimicrobial wool from a USA regenerative farm Works on face, body, dishes, surfaces, and fruit Firms up with use for increasing scrub power Rinse with soap and warm water, air dry; occasional sun sanitizes and restores color Individually boxed; compost when done The sponge upgrade that your kitchen and the planet both appreciate

Here’s the honest math: $27.99 once versus $200+ a year forever. The organic cotton flannel gets more absorbent with each wash—not less. They roll right onto your existing holder, survive the machine, and when they’re finally spent (years from now), they compost. The kind of swap that makes you wonder why you waited. 12 reusable towels, 10" x 10" each GOTS-certified organic cotton flannel Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, low-impact dyes More absorbent with every wash Machine wash warm/cold, tumble dry low Rolls onto standard paper towel holders Compostable at end of life Replaces $200+/year in disposable paper towels—not a typo

Simple beeswax votives that do exactly what they're supposed to: burn clean, smell faintly like honey, and look good doing it. No fragrance, no dye, no apologies. Just cosmetic-grade beeswax and a cotton wick. The round top votives come in a 4-pack. Classic silhouette, about 2 inches tall. Burn them on a plate or drop them in your favorite glass holder. The utility mini votives come in a 6-pack and fit a tea light holder. Think of them as a double-height tea light that actually burns the way you want it to. **Specs:** Round top votive: ~1.5 oz, 2" tall × 1.25" × 1.25" Utility mini votive: ~1 oz, 1.5" tall × 1.25" × 1.25" Premium cosmetic-grade beeswax 100% cotton wick No added fragrance or color Handmade — slight variance in size, weight, and color is expected Bees reportedly unbothered by the whole arrangement

Takenaka has been making the tools for a proper meal since 1925, when workers in Ishikawa started carrying hand-lacquered bento boxes to their jobs. A century of practice later, this little case carries a stainless steel fork, knife, and spoon in an airtight gasket-sealed case that slides into any bag without rattling. Real flatware — customers have reported it’s better than what they have at home, which is embarrassing for everyone except Takenaka. Stainless steel fork, knife, and spoon Airtight, gasket-sealed ABS case made in Japan Polypropylene interior block holds utensils in place BPA-free and lead-free Dishwasher safe 7.5" W x 3.1" D x 1.0" H — fits in any bag Quietly judges every plastic fork you’ve ever accepted at a food court

P.F. Candle Co. started as a one-woman Etsy shop in 2008 and grew into a Los Angeles factory operation run by Kristen Pumphrey and Thomas Neuberger. They treat fragrance as an extension of home design — high-quality materials, accessible prices, minimal packaging. This candle opens with bergamot, pixie tangerine, and eucalyptus, moves through rose, lily, and lavender, and settles into mint and red cedar. It's made in-house with domestically-grown soy wax, phthalate-free oils, and a cotton-core wick in an amber glass jar with a brass lid. Burns for 40 to 50 hours. Lavender gets a bad rap for smelling like your grandmother's linen closet, but this one dodges that fate entirely. The bergamot and tangerine keep it from going full dusty sachet, and the mint-cedar finish means you won't fall asleep standing up. Light it when you want your apartment to smell like you have your life together, even if the dishes say otherwise. 7.2 oz soy wax 40–50 hour burn time 100% domestically-grown soy wax Phthalate-free fragrance oils Cotton-core wick Scent notes: bergamot, pixie tangerine, eucalyptus, rose, lily, lavender, mint, red cedar Amber glass jar with kraft paper label Brass lid 3.5" height × 2.9" diameter Eight scent notes because seven felt emotionally incomplete Handmade in Los Angeles, California

Bronte Moon has been weaving in Yorkshire since 1837, and it shows. This merino throw carries a rich color palette — gold, navy, and burgundy softened by grey or beige neutrals — woven at one of the last remaining vertical mills in England. At 55" x 72" (including fringe), it’s a blanket that stays in the family. Merino wool, 55" x 72" including fringe Gold, navy, burgundy with grey or beige neutral tones Woven at a Yorkshire mill operating since 1837 One of the last vertical mills in England Heirloom quality — the kind of throw that gets an argument in the estate

A thick cowhide sleeve for your fuel canister. Keeps the metal warmer in cold weather so the gas pressure stays steady. Develops a patina. Looks significantly better than bare aluminum sitting next to your camp stove. Fire Maple makes it to fit standard 8 oz isobutane-propane canisters. Slips on, stays snug, comes off in seconds when you need to swap. Weighs almost nothing. Takes up no space. The kind of small upgrade that makes your kit feel more considered. Genuine leather that'll last longer than the canister it's protecting. **Specs:** Material: Cowhide leather Weight: 1.7 oz (50g) Dimensions: 4.3 × 2.6 in (110 × 65 mm) Fits: 8 oz (230g) isobutane-propane canisters Thermal barrier helps maintain gas pressure in cold conditions Slip-on design, no fuss Develops patina over time Your camp stove now has a jacket

Designed to slide into the slim side pocket your other water bottle could never fit. memobottle made this sleek flat-profile bottle for the people who hate having a giant cylinder rattle around in their bag — and honestly, it’s a miracle it took this long. Clear-like-glass Tritan plastic, a stainless steel lid, and a shape that goes everywhere you do. BPA and BPS-free Tritan plastic with glass-like clarity — shatterproof Hot water and freezer safe Stainless steel lid Easy to clean with hot water, soap, or vinegar 265 x 80 x 30 mm | 15oz / 450ml | 4.2 oz weight Fits in places your old water bottle definitely didn’t

Hedley & Bennett's founder Ellen grew up watching her abuelita cook in a smock, which tracks — abuelitas know things. The result is a crossback design that’s been around for centuries and still makes more sense than an apron. Linen-cotton blend, Broccolini Green, and comfortable enough to forget you’re wearing it until someone compliments it. Crossback strap design (no neck ties, no fussing) Light linen/cotton blend Broccolini Green — the color of a vegetable that sounds fancier than it is Timeless silhouette, modern proportions

Eight sensors, evenly spaced from tip to handle, give you the full thermal story of what's happening inside your food while it cooks. The top half can tolerate up to 900ºF. The hermetic brazed ceramic seal earns it an IP69K rating—the highest waterproof protection there is. You can vacuum-seal it for sous vide, blast it over open flame, or dunk it in a deep fryer. It's rated for things most thermometers would file a restraining order against. The included WiFi Booster connects to your home network so you can monitor your cook from anywhere with internet. Basement to Bali. Couch to Copenhagen. The Booster's battery can fully recharge the thermometer up to 16 times, and when stored inside, the thermometer stays charged and ready for up to 9 months. Combustion's physics-based Prediction Engine models heat dynamics and evaporative cooling to estimate when your food will be done. SafeCook™ tracks bacterial reduction at every step and tells you exactly when your meat hits USDA safety standards—while it's still tender. It does the food safety math so you don't have to pretend you remember it. Requires the free Combustion app (iOS, Android, iPadOS, macOS). Works with Bluetooth (330ft+ range unobstructed) or WiFi for unlimited range. Full reading in 4–5 seconds. Battery lasts 90+ hours in cook mode at 5-second intervals. A 5-minute charge gets you 24 hours of cook time. **Specs** 8 temperature sensors: 4 lower (accurate to ±0.4°F), 4 upper (accurate to ±0.9°F), 1 ambient (±2.7–8.1°F depending on range) Upper half: -5°F to 900°F (-20°C to 482°C) Lower half: -5°F to 220°F (-20°C to 105°C) Probe length: 3.8 in (97 mm) Diameter: 0.19 in (4.8 mm) Water resistance: IP69K / IP68 Battery: Lithium Titanate Oxide (LTO), 90% capacity retention after 1,000 cycles WiFi Booster battery life: 54 hours connected, 285 days standby with thermometer stored inside BLE 5.4 with Long Range support Open source iOS and Android libraries under MIT License Certifications: Bluetooth, FCC, RoHS, REACH, CE-Red, Food Contact Declaration **What's Included** 2nd-generation Combustion Predictive Thermometer WiFi Booster (charges thermometer, extends range, connects to WiFi) Charging cable (5V, 3.4V draw) Suitable for grilling, smoking, roasting, sous vide, deep frying, and any cooking method where knowing the internal temperature actually matters. • The only thermometer with a resume longer than most sous chefs' • WiFi range: unlimited, assuming the internet cooperates • Will survive temperatures that would vaporize lesser gadgets • Eight sensors because one was apparently not enough for these people

The kind of thing you hope you never need and will absolutely be glad you have. Prepared Hero’s fire blanket smothers kitchen fires fast — no foam, no mess, no expiration date. Lightweight enough to live in a drawer, simple enough for anyone in the house to use in the moment. One motion, fire out. Puts out fires quickly — smothers flame without chemicals Reusable and never expires Lightweight and compact — stores anywhere Easy enough for anyone in the household to use The best $20 you’ll spend on something you’ll hopefully never open

P.F. Candle Co. started in 2008 as a one-woman Etsy shop run by Kristen Pumphrey. Now she and her husband Thomas Neuberger run a Los Angeles factory where they make every candle in-house. They treat fragrance as an extension of home design—something that should be high-quality, non-irritating enough for everyday use, and priced so you don't have to choose between candles and groceries. It's 100% domestically-grown soy wax, phthalate-free fragrance oils, and a cotton-core wick in an amber glass jar with a brass lid and kraft paper label. Somewhere in the P.F. studio, someone definitely argued about whether 'chopped cedar' sounds better than 'cedarwood chips.' We respect that level of specificity. Light this when you want your apartment to smell like you just got back from a long walk you didn't actually take. 7.2 oz soy wax 40-50 hour burn time 100% domestically-grown soy wax Phthalate-free fine fragrance oils Cotton-core wick Scent notes: wild sage, silver artemisia, bay laurel, black pepper, chopped cedar, vetiver, pine needles, palo santo, olibanum, oak wood, white smoke Amber glass jar with brass lid and kraft paper label 3.5" height × 2.9" diameter Burns long enough to finish at least two arguments about whether it's too cold to open a window Handmade in Los Angeles

A German cuckoo clock with a boy on a tractor, twelve melodies, and an actual cuckoo on the hour. The light sensor shuts it off at night, which is the feature that separates a charming clock from a household grievance. Made in Germany, 12.5" × 6" × 17", runs on 3 C batteries. Delightful in small doses; apparently that’s built in. Made in Germany 12 melodies + cuckoo call on the hour Light sensor for automatic night shut-off 12.5" × 6" × 17" Requires 3 C batteries Brings the kind of joy that arrives exactly once per hour

French canning jars are having a moment, and Le Parfait has been perfecting theirs since 1930. This 1.5-liter beauty has that satisfying *pop* when you clamp down the stainless steel wire bail — you know it's sealed tight. The rounded body fits nicely in your hands and looks good on the counter. We use ours for everything from fermenting kimchi to storing bulk oats to gifting homemade jam to neighbors we actually like. The natural rubber gasket creates an airtight seal that keeps things fresh for months. Made in France from thick glass that can handle the dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and oven up to 300°F. Because apparently the French believe in making things that last. **Features:** • Stainless steel wire bail closure • Natural rubber gasket seal • Dishwasher, microwave, freezer, and oven safe to 300°F • Rounded body design • Guaranteed to make you feel more put-together than you actually are

The T-152 is the shallow member of the Toyo family — same seamless single-steel construction, same interlocking stackable lid, just lower profile. It sits at a third of a pound and holds the kinds of things that otherwise end up scattered across your desk asking you quiet, judgmental questions. Watercolors. Stamps. Tiny things that deserve a home. Single-piece pressed steel, no sharp edges, no seams Outer: 6" × 4.13" × 1.14" | Inner: 5.4" × 3.46" × 0.75" 0.33 lbs — lighter than your guilt about desk clutter Stackable imprint design Made in Japan by Toyo Steel

Le Parfait has been making glass bottles in France since 1930, which means they’ve had almost a century to get the swing-top mechanism right. And they did. The airtight hinged stopper keeps whatever you put in here fresh, whether that’s kombucha, limoncello, or water you want to feel fancy about drinking. 1L capacity Airtight hinged swing-top stopper 100% recyclable glass Dishwasher, microwave, freezer safe Oven safe to 300F Also works as a very dramatic water bottle

Made by hand at Parker Homestead in Harrisburg, Arkansas, using a vintage winder from 1878. Broomcorn is heavier and denser than synthetic alternatives, and it sweeps noticeably better — fine bristles that actually catch dust, hair, and crumbs instead of just rearranging them. Natural broomcorn bristles, hand wound and stitched Hardwood handle 55" overall length Works indoors and outdoors — hardwood floors, tile, patios Each broom is multicolored and unique Made in USA The broom your grandparents would recognize (and approve of)

A honey spoon made with the same care that goes into the honey itself — solid hardwood, shaped by hand, balanced so it doesn’t feel like an afterthought. Smooth in the grip, sized right for the jar. Some things don’t need to be complicated; they just need to be made well. Solid hardwood, handmade Shaped to pair with honey jars Smooth grip, well-balanced The most considered utensil in your kitchen drawer