Small studios and makers we trust, from Vietnam to Portland. We stock them because we would buy from them ourselves, and in most cases we already have.
Draplin Design Co.
Embroidered patches, enamel pins, vinyl decals and one very green action cap from Aaron Draplin's Portland studio. Thick lines, flat colour, no wasted moves.
Heller
Lella and Massimo Vignelli designed the Max collection in 1964, and it won the Compasso d'Oro that same year. Heller has kept it in production ever since.
BANG
Award-winning Lớp lights, hand-cast in Vietnam one glowing acrylic layer at a time.
Parks Project
A certified B Corp that has put over $2.7 million back into park conservation.
Roomytown
Colour theory you can hold: trays, tea towels, sketchbooks and prints built from William Benson's 1868 colour hexagon.
Senser Woodcraft
Beautifully finished wood sculptures and objects of delight, from upstate New York.
Miniette
A tiny 1:12 campsite from Kathleen Ullman's Seattle studio: a canvas tent, a canoe with two oars, firewood, a first aid kit and a 15 piece camp kitchen, all in one quiet palette of olive, mustard and warm wood.
Sunday Lounge
Small-batch hats, hand-designed by Jared Jacob in Salida, Colorado.
HATCHBACK
Our own small making arm. We design these trays in our Portland studio and print every one ourselves in plant based bioplastic.
Moss & Fog Originals
Things we make ourselves: letterpress-style printables, the tote, hand-gathered sequoia cones and the gift card.