Scissors are about as fundamental as everyday tools get. Everyone’s used them since about kindergarten, and many of us will continue to use them one way or another for the rest of our lives. We figured: why not make the perfect pair you won’t have to worry about replacing? Every element of the Chroma Scissors has been obsessively considered, refined, and put playfully into practice. We made sure they could boast core functionality that simply cuts — in a package that’s proud to occupy its own special spot in your workspace. Now available in an expanding spectrum of vibrant colors and styles, the Chroma Scissors can be had in Primary, Black, Blue, and Stainless Steel + Orange variants.

Designed in collaboration with sommelier André Hueston Mack, the Best Wine Key is more than a hunk of articulated steel with a boastful name. It’s the final answer to a longstanding question: how do I get this wine out of this bottle? There have been attempts to answer this query, and while there remain some adequate methods for addressing the issue, we really think we knocked it out of the park here.

Modern life is perilous. The Rope Split Ring can reduce the risk by keeping hold of all your keys and clip-ons — without costing you your cuticles. With an extended tab for opposing digital force, the Rope Split Ring opens with ease, transforming the task of populating your keyring from a dreaded chore to an act of careful curation. It hangs suspended at the end of a grabbable, twirlable woven rope — available in Cornflower Blue, Monarch Orange, Slate Gray, and Black & White. An extended rope variant for hanging around your wrist or looping onto your bag is also available in Long Slate Gray. Perfect for sharing access with friends, keeping the house keys separate, or just making your personal set ready to grab and go, the Rope Split Ring is a colorful, cuticle-safe home for all your can’t-lose keys.

When you depress the swingarm to load it with opposing force, the top swings open. Then, you release your thumb, and the arm returns that force to strike the flint, sparking the flame. When you're ready to snuff it out, the top swings shut, and we're back to zero. From there, you'll probably want to do it again. And maybe again a few times after that.

A simple and efficient keyring, we’ve harnessed the inherent strength in cold rolled metal wire to create an elegant, secure closure. Wilson can handle all the keys a modern life demands.

The Summit Card Case is the place to store, honor, and share key credentials with a decidedly stylish flourish. Now, it’s even better at doing just that. We’ve redesigned it with an enclosed hinge, a metal injection-molded body, and a modestly widened profile. These small-but-mighty improvements help cement The Summit’s place at the top of the card-carrying heap — and in your pocket or purse.

In a game of inches, the Metrolog ruler is an unfair advantage. It takes imperial measurements up to 8”, with ¹⁄₁₆" increments, with Metric measurements accommodated up to 20cm, in millimeter increments along the way. Metrolog’s telescoping neck — paired with dimpled grips and an obsessively considered slide resistance — adapts to meet the measure of one’s curiosity. Its anodized silver and grey finish, CNC milled gradation increments, and distinctive yellow indicator make for an accurate, easy read of any critical measurements.

For too long, our glasses have been consigned to drawers, flimsy cases, or haphazardly set down on a desk or bedside table. Susceptible to misplacement and damage, these essential objects need a resting place that keeps them safe and visible.

With reverence for the classic carabiner’s familiar and ingenious design, we present the Coachwhip Carabiner: a secure and elegant home for keys and daily accessories.

Place by your front door as a magnet for keys, change, and other pocket precipitation. Named for its visual kinship with the great cumulus cloud, the Little Cloud Tray is crafted from moulded cork. This warm, natural material provides an alluring counterbalance to the industrial nature of so many of our personal effects.

From making a list to writing poetry, drawing up plans or composing a letter – we use writing implements to communicate our thoughts and dreams to each other and ourselves.

It is exactingly milled, and weighs just over one pound. A desk object, a paperweight, and a true distraction — but be warned, if you take it apart, you might not be able to figure out how to put it back together…