Ringer Keyhook | By Jbird Collective

Jbird Collective is a design house from Portland with a focus in unique handcrafted leather goods, combining style with heritage materials and tech features. Their good-looking Ringer Keyhook is handmade from full grain vegetable tanned leather, and features two pieces of military grade hardware, a quick release parachord snap shackle (allowing you to quickly release your keys) and a clash hook for easily snapping your ring of keys with one hand. A great addition to any EDC kit, available in brown or black.

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