Braun's clocks and watches carry a design philosophy built on "quality, functionality, clarity, longevity and timelessness," with alarm clocks such as a digital speaking alarm, analogue and wall clocks, wireless charging clocks and a watch range that includes automatic, chronograph and solar models.
Oyster makes vacuum-insulated coolers, including the Tempo and Tempo Pro, "at our own factory in Raufoss, Norway," using a patented vacuum insulation it calls DLTA™ Thermal Technology. It bills the Tempo as "the world's first performance cooler."
Woodland Tools makes premium pruning and garden hand tools designed in the USA and guaranteed forever, and is a member of 1% for the Planet.
Cardon makes "award-winning Korean skincare for men," including a Purifying Clay Cleanser, a Dark Circle Eye Rescue cream, a Cactus Soothing Face Mask and the overnight Prickly Pimple Patch.
BeachBox designs "hot-or-cold insulated portable showers" and gear storage boxes. Its shower tanks run on a hand-pump pressure system, with "No batteries. No power hookup." They suit rinsing off after the beach or camping, cleaning gear, or washing the dog.
Raico makes premium handcrafted desk accessories, including monitor shelves, valet trays and side tables, with a five-year warranty and US-based shipping.
Pluginz makes the Jack Rack, a wall-mounted key holder shaped like a guitar amp with guitar-plug keychains that plug into it, plus related music-themed accessories.
Founder Stan Deng turned his own carpal tunnel and back pain into ergonomic design, starting with the Rockstick mouse before he began work on a chair in 2017. Today Newtral makes ergonomic office chairs with a "patented, fully adaptive lumbar support system" and adjustable headrests, aimed at home offices and gamers, plus the Standing-Mate leaning chair for standing desks.
Touchland makes award-winning hand mists and mood-boosting body and hair fragrances in vibrant scents, with fast-absorbing formulas and colorful on-the-go cases.
For three decades, Columbia River Knife & Tool (CRKT) has collaborated with "designers, makers, and inventors" on pocket, fixed-blade and kitchen knives, multi-tools and axes. Its innovations include the Field Strip and Deadbolt locks, and its iconic designs include the M16 and Pilar.
Klydoclock, which calls itself "a media company," makes a clock that comes with an ever-growing feed of daily Klydos, animations created by artists, and it is featured at the MoMA Design Store.
Toyo Steel is an Osaka company founded in 1969 that pioneered deep-drawn seamless steel tool boxes, now made in many colors for tools and storage.
