A better flame
for every day
A refillable jet lighter machined from solid metal. Angled nozzle, windproof blue flame and a body that sits flat in a pocket.
Explore the range- 01 Auto ignition One push, immediate spark
- 02 Windproof flame Stable in wind and light rain
- 03 Refillable Standard butane, year after year
- 04 Precision build Machined aluminium and steel
Three ways to carry
A lighter for the desk, the toolbox and the gift table — same mechanism, three very different finishes.
See every finishThe one we keep reaching for
A strong jet flame that lights kindling and candle wicks in seconds, with a textured body that stays cool in the hand.
- Design A slim, square silhouette that sits flat in a pocket and never rolls off a table.
- Material Machined aluminium body with a steel chimney that shrugs off heat.
- Use One thumb press, a steady blue flame, and a valve you can refill for years.
Three to start with
Pocket Steel Jet Lighter
Brushed steel
Classic Silver Jet Lighter
Polished aluminiumUnder the shell
Everything that matters, laid out the way it would be in a catalogue.
- Material
- Machined aluminium
- Fuel
- Standard butane
- Flame
- Windproof jet
- Weight
- 62 g
- Price
- $69.90
Designed for everyday carry
Made to be kept
Three things we refused to compromise on.
Drawn once, built once
The form was settled on paper before a single blank was machined.
Metal, not plastic
An aluminium shell and a steel chimney, finished by hand in small batches.
Kept, not replaced
Refill it, wipe it down, carry it for years. That is the whole idea.
Before you light it
The questions we get asked most, answered plainly.
Is butane included?
No. Fill the lighter with standard butane gas before first use.
How long does one fill last?
It depends on how often you light it. With daily use, a full tank typically lasts several weeks.
Will it work outdoors?
Yes. The jet flame is windproof and holds steady in wind and light rain.
How do I refill it?
Turn the lighter upside down, press the butane can nozzle into the fill valve for a few seconds, then let it settle before igniting.