It always catches our eye when someone is sticking to the tradition of constructing quality products in one-off quantities. Yes, these bags by Stanley and Sons are not cheap: you’d think that by “waxed cotton cloth” they mean “waxed cotten dyed with platinum dust and washed in unicorn tears”. But they truly are one-of-a-kind pieces made by one man who sits down at a bench with a riveter and actually taps away with his hands.
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