The February 2020 Bespoke Post selections have been released! Members and new members may have different selections, be sure to check out what’s available here.
DEAL: Save $9 on your first box with coupon code FREEBEER. Don’t forget that items from the shop ship free with your box.
Plus these boxes are available too:
Here’s a closer look:
Filet
Two elevated kitchen knives for daily use.
Building your cooking arsenal is kind of like building a house — start with a strong foundation and everything else falls into place. And the backbone of a functional kitchen is a razor-sharp knife. Well, actually more like two knives: a big one for big things and a small one for small things. We called on Material to bring us the best of both, and boy did they deliver.
Fortify
An all-in-one grooming routine from one of our favorite apothecaries.
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again. If you want to look good when you’re older, you’ve got to put in the work now, period. With this age-defying setup, that won’t feel much like work — ’cause you’ll really just be pampering yourself on the daily, with luxurious oils and extracts sourced from the Mediterranean, courtesy of the good folks at Maapilim.
Swagger
Meet your new sock drawer standouts.
A good pair of socks keeps your feet warm. A great pair of socks does it with a dash of outfit-boosting color, extra-soft fabric, and construction that’ll keep ‘em stepping for years to come. These Italian-made options from Etiquette Clothiers have all that and then some, with a range of patterns and styles to fit any wardrobe.
Mangia
Homemade dinner, handmade pasta.
When you’re looking for a new favorite Italian restaurant, look no further than your kitchen counter. With a chef-worthy pasta maker and a book of respected recipes, you can create your own five-star noodle feast right at home.
Scout
Everything you need for everyday exploring.
Stash it all into your pockets, pick a spot on the map, and head out. The handsomely refined gear will carry you through your day with an extra touch of style and practicality, so you can go wherever the wind takes you.
Carve
Etch a blade that’d make Ahab proud.
It all goes back to the 18th century. During long stretches out at sea, bored whaling crews began scratching intricate designs into whale teeth and walrus tusks as a way to pass the time between hunts. Pioneers and foot soldiers picked up the tradition when those sailors got back on land; the rest, as they say, is history. Give the practice a shot and create a one-of-a-kind pocket knife with this complete kit.
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