Industrial approach to craft - all pieces produced within 100 miles of St. Augustine studio
MAKR takes an industrial approach to craft, combining architectural precision with meticulous hand-stitching. Founded by architect Jason Gregory, the studio creates long-lasting designs through carefully considered details. Products are refined over time rather than market calendars. All made in the USA within 100 miles of the Florida studio.
Signature$160
Three-pocket wallet with center pocket for single-folded cash. Exterior pockets accommodate 8+ cards. Hand-stitched in Horween leather.
Signature$220
Fold-top duffle in heavy #8 cotton duck canvas with double rolled handles and divided interior pocket. A signature bag design.
Signature$150
Four-pocket horizontal card wallet in Horween leather. Refined V2 construction with precision stitching.
Signature$200
Heavy duck-cotton tote with integrated exterior pockets built into handles for strength. Zippered interior pocket and large main compartment.
$60
Shell cordovan key fob with unique wrapped loop construction. Handmade in Horween's legendary cordovan leather.
$200
Two interior card slots with large cash pocket. Fits all currency and up to 6 cards per slot. Hand-stitched in Chromexcel.
$225
Multi-pocket crossbody bag in 1680 ballistic nylon. Can be worn crossbody or around the waist.
🇺🇸 US · $40-$150
Machine Era creates precision-machined everyday carry items using Swiss-type turning techniques and aerospace-grade tolerances. Their philosophy centers on crafting objects that feel satisfying to handle daily, combining industrial manufacturing precision with thoughtful ergonomics. Every product is designed in-house and machined from solid stock in their Richmond, Virginia workshop.
🇺🇸 US · $40-$150
Nomad creates gear that keeps the modern nomad charged, protected, and organized on the go. Founded by adventurers in Santa Barbara, they partner with Horween Leather Company - one of America's oldest tanneries (est. 1905) - to craft products using traditional vegetable tanning methods. Their philosophy embraces natural imperfections and the patina that develops with daily use, creating pieces uniquely shaped by where you've been and what you've done.
🇺🇸 US · $35-$400+
The James Brand creates modern, minimal everyday carry tools that are 'practical, not tactical.' Founded by industrial designer Ryan Coulter, the brand emphasizes premium materials, clean lines, and a design ethos that strips away excess to find the truth in form. Their philosophy: 'make less stuff and make that stuff better.'
🇺🇸 US · $$$
Mission Workshop builds gear as tough as it is beautiful, combining military-spec construction with clean urban aesthetics. Founded in San Francisco by Chrome co-founder Mark Falvai, they focus on weatherproof performance while maintaining a design language appropriate for cycling, travel, and daily urban life.
🇺🇸 US · $50-$150
Big Idea Design creates innovative EDC (Everyday Carry) gear with a focus on doing more while carrying less. Their products are engineered for versatility and durability, featuring patented mechanisms like auto-adjusting pen collets and universal refill compatibility, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in compact tool design.
🇺🇸 US · $85-$280
Aer designs bags for city life with a focus on simplicity, utility, and durability. Their philosophy centers on doing more with less - clean lines, smart features, and premium materials built to last. Born from San Francisco's tech-forward culture, every product balances sleek minimalist aesthetics with thoughtful organization for modern urban professionals and travelers.