This Christmas be sure to grab your haul of Damn Yak Dry Goods for that somewhat special person in your life. Click on the pictures to be directed to Etsy or Email me at damnyak(at)gmail.com.
Showing posts with label Wallet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wallet. Show all posts
Monday, December 5, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
Sneak Peak - Men's Long Wallets
Here are some pictures of the new Men's long wallet. Made from 4-5 oz tooling leather. It is hand cut and stitched. It has two pockets inside, and the back has an eyelet to allow the attachment of a lanyard or chain. The first small batch of these wallets will only be available at Klaxon Howl in the coming week or so. I will keep you posted when you can head on over and grab one. In the mean time they still have some of the men's card holders, women's wallets, key fobs, and bracelets! Gosh darn go get one!
Labels:
dry goods.,
Handmade,
Klaxon Howl,
leathercraft,
Wallet
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Damn Yak Dry Goods At Klaxon Howl.
For those who are in the Toronto downtown core, take some time and stop by this tucked away shop down a small lane way north of Manning and Queen. Klaxon howl, a staple of Toronto Men's wear, is now carrying Damn Yak Dry Goods Co. Leather products. Owner Matt Robinson has been operating Klaxon Howl since 2005. Along with fantastic vintage Military and other historical work wear, there is also the Klaxon Howl's private label. With their great fitting detailed Japanese selvage denim, to their "Uncle Sam" plaid pull over, Klaxon does not cease to provide the city of Toronto with high quality wears. Damn Yak Dry Goods will have both styles of wallets avalible, along with new Key fobs, and some great 6 oz tooling leather double wrap bracelets. This is the store every man needs to experience, to awaken his masculine roots. Whether looking for some heavy leather boots that your grandpa would have built his home in, or a unique twist on the staple chambray shirt, Klaxon Howl can deliver timeless, effortless and functional style with that lost feeling of nostalgia.
694B Queen St. West
Toronto, Ont 647.436.6628
Labels:
canadian made.,
dry goods.,
Historical,
Klaxon Howl,
Vintage,
Wallet
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Weekend Wallets
This week I stumbled on a great site called Everyday Carry Via Art of Manliness. EDC words what their site is about as the following:


"Everyday Carry or EDC generally refers to small items or gadgets worn, carried, or made available in pockets, holsters, or bags on a daily basis to manage common tasks or for use in unexpected situations or emergencies. In a broader sense, it is a lifestyle, discipline, or philosophy of preparedness."
While looking in their archive I found a great picture featuring a Billykirk card holder. Looking for a smaller wallet for myself, I thought this fit the bill. I quickly drew up plans and set to constructing it with 5oz tooling leather and artificial sinew. A half hour later it was complete and looked Dynamite! After showing my wife my the finished cardholder and how beautifully simple Billykirk's design was, she asked if I could make a "double wide" version for her with a paper money section. So again maybe 30 min to draw the plan, and 1 hour to make it it was done. Two wallets, two days.
While looking in their archive I found a great picture featuring a Billykirk card holder. Looking for a smaller wallet for myself, I thought this fit the bill. I quickly drew up plans and set to constructing it with 5oz tooling leather and artificial sinew. A half hour later it was complete and looked Dynamite! After showing my wife my the finished cardholder and how beautifully simple Billykirk's design was, she asked if I could make a "double wide" version for her with a paper money section. So again maybe 30 min to draw the plan, and 1 hour to make it it was done. Two wallets, two days.
Labels:
Billykirk,
EDC.,
leathercraft,
Wallet
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