Accessories
Gentlemen, are you currently desecrating your perfectly chilled craft ales with… shudder… a standard bottle opener? For shame! Elevate your beer-cracking game to piscatorial perfection with the Studio Ham Fish Bottle Opener (£95). This isn’t just any opener; it’s a solid, aged brass salmon. Yes, you read that correctly. Shaped like a fish, weighty like
Gentlemen, are you tired of backpacks that wilt at the first sign of a drizzle, or gasp dramatically if you accidentally put a laptop inside? Then allow us to introduce the Filson Journeyman Backpack ($395). This isn’t just a bag; it’s a portable bunker for your daily essentials. Forged from Tin Cloth – the same
Gentlemen, are you packing for a five-day adventure, or just trying to smuggle a small rhino? Either way, the Roark 5-Day Mule 55L Bag ($169) has you covered. This isn’t your average backpack; it’s a luggage Sherpa built to haul your gear without complaint (unlike your actual Sherpa, probably). With tie-down straps, more pockets than
Gentlemen, in this digital age, do you sometimes yearn for the tactile satisfaction of putting pen to paper? Do you secretly judge people who only communicate in emojis? Then the Craft & Lore Northwestward Notebook (£82) is your analogue antidote. Handmade from world-famous Horween leather (because only the finest cowhide will do), this notebook cover
Gentlemen, let’s be honest: panniers are practical, but they’re about as stylish as your grandpa’s fishing vest. Enter the Kanebilt Saddlebag (£54) – the bike accessory that finally understands that functionality and fashion can coexist. This waterproof ballistic nylon wonder is basically a fanny pack for your bike. It’s got YKK Aquaguard zippers to keep
Gentlemen, are you tired of battling your key ring like it’s a miniature Death Star? Do your fingernails resemble those of a Wookiee after a particularly frustrating encounter? Then fear not, for the Star Wars™ Orbitkey Quick Release Ring (£15) is here to bring order to your keychain chaos. Inspired by the legendary heroes (and
