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Shinola Launches E-Commerce In Europe

Posted on 10.13.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

Detroit is making a voyage across the Atlantic, and we’re bringing our watches with us. Actually, we’re bringing all our handcrafted goods—watches, bicycles, journals, leather goods, pet accessories, shoe polish and supply products. Due to growing international demand, the Shinola website will now be accessible in six languages and will offer products for sale to […]

Introducing The Shinola Supply Blanket By Fairbault Woolen Mill

Posted on 09.17.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

The fabric of Faribault Woolen Mill Co. is woven into Minnesota history and stands as a living testament to American craftsmanship. Faribault woolens have served generations from pioneers heading west to American troops overseas, and are frequently handed down as family heirlooms in the Land of Lakes. Renowned for comfort and quality, the nearly 150-year-old mill […]

Shinola Supply Introduces Field American Design

Posted on 09.15.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

We’re proud to include Field as part of Shinola Supply, American-made goods from Shinola and craftsmen who share our commitment to making things again in this country. Field, a design firm with offices in Washington D.C. and Chicago, makes small products for the home and office, and manufactures them in the United States using a network of independent […]

Where Rubber And A Watch Strap Meet / Stern Rubber Company

Posted on 09.12.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

Stern Rubber Company of Staples, Minnesota has been producing rubber molding products for over 40 years. We’re proud to feature Stern’s American-made rubber watch straps on our watches. […]

Interview With Dog Trainer Kate Perry

Posted on 09.03.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

Things just got a little better for man’s best friend. Meet Shinola Pet, a new line of high quality, American-made canine accessories, from Shinola dog beds to toys to leashes and collars, developed alongside famed photographer (and next-level dog lover) Bruce Weber. To kick off the collection’s launch, we sat down with three women—a breeder, a […]

Interview With Dog Breeder Karen Keller

Posted on 09.02.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

Things just got a little better for man’s best friend. Meet Shinola Pet, a new line of high quality, American-made canine accessories, fromShinola dog leashes and collars to toys and beds, developed alongside famed photographer (and next-level dog lover) Bruce Weber. To kick off the collection’s launch, we sat down with three women—a breeder, a trainer, […]

Off The Leash At Midtown Detroit’s Dog Park

Posted on 08.26.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

This summer Shinola partnered with Midtown Detroit, Inc. to open Midtown’s very first dog park. We’re happy to see so many pups and owners enjoying the off-leash space at the corner of Cass Avenue and West Canfield Street. We’re equally excited to introduce Shinola Pet, our new line of American-made pet accessories, featuring dog collars, leashes, toys […]

Off The Leash At Midtown Detroit’s Dog Park

Posted on 08.26.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

Meet Our Leather Goods Seamstress

Posted on 08.26.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

With a background in making theater costumes, Katie O. creates the finished sample products for our leather collection, which includes a lot of trial and error and a much needed go-with-the-flow attitude. Katie has been seamstress of Shinola leather goods for nearly a year, and her passion for sewing is always present in her life, from the […]

Introducing Our Newest Pet Project

Posted on 06.20.2014 (08.03.2021) by Taylor Rebhan

Introducing Shinola pet, a collaboration with photographer and animal lover, Bruce Weber. The collection is a line of American-made pet accessories—including leashes, collars, beds, and toys—that were designed and developed together with Bruce Weber. In addition, Bruce Weber’s photography will be featured on a variety of limited edition post cards and notebooks, celebrating the connection […]