About

It started with a phrase. The one muttered from under the kitchen sink, called down from the top of a ladder, said with quiet confidence the moment something breaks and everyone else reaches for their phone to Google a plumber. “I have a tool for that.”

So my wife and I built a whole world around it. At the heart of it is Hank Briggs, a park ranger from Cedar Springs, Tennessee, who has never met a wobbly shelf, a squeaky hinge, or a “ten-minute job” he didn’t take personally. Hank is the patron saint of the fixer: the maker, the tinkerer, the person who holds everything together with a roll of tape and an unreasonable amount of optimism. Some of you are Hank. Some of you live with one. Either way, you’re in the right place.

Our tees are built the way Hank would want them, which is to say properly. We use premium heavyweight cotton (the Comfort Colors and Bella+Canvas and Gildan Softstyle kind, not the race-to-the-bottom kind), because a good shirt should outlast at least three home renovations and one optimistic decking project. Every design carries a line worth wearing, drawn straight from Hank’s world. No crossed-wrench clipart. No “Mr Fix It.” Just heritage craft, a bit of warmth, and the occasional confession that the ten-minute job took all weekend.

Founded in 2026, we’re here for everyone who has ever said “I have a tool for that.” And for the people who love them enough to buy them a shirt that says it out loud.