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The Holy Black started with this tonic and it’s still what people come back for. Gunpowder Spice is classic barbershop spice with an unexpected twist of smokiness — the kind of scent that prompts compliments from people who can’t quite place it. Alcohol-based, so it actually tones your skin and kills bacteria. The burn fades fast. Alcohol-based formula tones skin and disinfects on contact Gunpowder Spice: classic spice meets smoky black powder Scent lasts all day without overpowering the room 8 fl oz Splash onto palms, apply to face and neck post-shave Has inspired the question “what are you wearing?” more times than we can count

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

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

Hedley & Bennett started the Essential Apron because professional kitchens needed something better, and nearly a decade of refinement later it’s still the benchmark everyone else is measured against. Tested by Michelin-starred and local chefs all over the world. Available in Char — the color of confidence and charred vegetables. Born in a professional kitchen, refined for nearly a decade Tested by Michelin Star chefs worldwide The foundational Hedley & Bennett apron that started it all Char colorway The apron you buy once and stop thinking about forever

Safari campaign chair DNA meets modern build quality. Dark hardwood frame, heavy-duty canvas, marine-grade hardware. Lightweight at 11 lbs, folds flat, holds 300 lbs without complaint. We imagine Chama spent a lot of time getting the proportions right — the seat sits low enough (19.5" leg height) to settle in properly, wide enough (21.75") to actually relax. Works around a fire, on a porch, at the beach, inside the house when you run out of seating. The kind of chair people choose to sit in even when there are other options. Over 10,000 sold, which says more than we can. **Specs:** Dark hardwood frame, heavy-duty canvas seat and back Marine-grade hardware Seat width: 21.75" Leg height: 19.5" Total height: 36.5" Weight: 11 lbs (12 lbs with carry bag) Weight capacity: 300 lbs Folds flat for transport Designed in Texas by Chama Chairs Carry bag included Named after cowboys who definitely sat in worse chairs

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