Supreme x The James Brand Cache
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — The James Brand
The Randolph Cache
About the original
The James Brand, founded in Portland, Oregon in 2012 by Ryan Coulter, makes minimalist EDC tools with a focus on materials and machining. The Randolph is their sealed pocket cache — a CNC-machined 6Al4V titanium barrel with a screw-on cap, an O-ring seal, and a lanyard loop, sized to hold eight toothpicks or small valuables and originally developed as a collaboration with Canadian toothpick maker Daneson. 6Al4V is the aerospace-grade titanium alloy specified for aircraft frames and surgical implants. The Supreme version is the same sealed-barrel design rendered in aluminum with Supreme branding, measuring 3.9 inches long and weighing under an ounce.
About The James Brand
The James Brand is an American everyday-carry tool company founded in 2012 in Portland, Oregon, by Ryan Coulter and a small group of designers. The catalog centers on minimalist folding knives, fixed blades, multi-tools, keychains, and pens, built with materials like Damasteel, titanium, micarta, G10, and Sandvik 12C27 stainless. Signature products include the Chapter folder, the County slip-joint, the Carter folding knife, and the Ellis multi-tool. The brand sits between traditional tactical knife makers and design-led EDC, with collaborations including Filson, Best Made, and Iron and Resin. Supreme collaborated with The James Brand on a Chapter folding knife in stainless and ruby.
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