The Chronicle
Behind Kronos
Our razor is the result of a lot of decisions: what materials to use, what to cut, what problems were worth solving. Here we explain our reasoning. Design notes, brand stories, and a few opinions about how shaving got this complicated.
The Chronicle
The Barber's Chair
There is a chair, and you sit in it, and for half an hour you are not in charge of anything. On the barber's craft, and keeping a piece of...
The Barber's Chair
There is a chair, and you sit in it, and for half an hour you are not in charge of anything. On the barber's craft, and keeping a piece of...
The Part That's Meant to Go
A few times a month you change a blade, and nothing else. On the one part of a razor that is meant to be thrown away, and the honesty in...
The Part That's Meant to Go
A few times a month you change a blade, and nothing else. On the one part of a razor that is meant to be thrown away, and the honesty in...
What We Used to Refill
A milk bottle went back to the step each evening, refilled for years. On the objects once built to outlive their contents, and the quiet habit we lost.
What We Used to Refill
A milk bottle went back to the step each evening, refilled for years. On the objects once built to outlive their contents, and the quiet habit we lost.
The Weight of It
A disposable razor weighs almost nothing. Hold a brass one and you feel it before the first stroke, and the whole shave slows down.
The Weight of It
A disposable razor weighs almost nothing. Hold a brass one and you feel it before the first stroke, and the whole shave slows down.
Everything We Left Out
Somewhere in the last century, the razor learned to count. We went the other way, and left almost everything out.
Everything We Left Out
Somewhere in the last century, the razor learned to count. We went the other way, and left almost everything out.
With the Grain
Hair does not grow straight. Learning to read the grain of your own face is the whole craft of the shave, and the part no product can do for you.
With the Grain
Hair does not grow straight. Learning to read the grain of your own face is the whole craft of the shave, and the part no product can do for you.