The C&C Journal
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Clayton & Crume x Bike4ALZ
"Bike4Alz was started to honor my late grandfather, Barrett Cummings. As a kid, I'd always admired my grandfather. He took me to school every morning, helped my parents build their first...
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A Special Collaboration this Father's Day
Our leather goods face their true test when in the hands of 3 fly fishing guides from Kentucky – meet the team at The Fly Box. Eight years ago in...
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Derby Makers Series featuring Wild Hats
Derby Makers Series Part II Today, consumer goods are considered to look “perfect” day one, but begin a quick decline after minimal use. Creating something with your own two hands...
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Derby Makers Series featuring Tyler Robertson
Derby Makers Series Part I Creating something with your own two hands has seen its time come and go. The art of one-of-a-kind is hard to find. In Louisville, Kentucky,...
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Master Distiller Series with Garden & Gun x Angels Envy
Join us for a very special event where Garden & Gun and Clayton & Crume are teaming up in an exclusive barrel pick with Angels Envy, marking the start of...
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A One-Of-A Kind Collaboration
A Project To Be Celebrated This was a special summer project in collaboration with Maker’s Mark celebrating the much-anticipated release of their first-ever older expression, Cellar Aged. Makers Mark approached...
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Hello, Holy City!
Join Us To Discover Our New Home In Historic Charleston, South Carolina Read on to hear how The Holy City ended up as our second home. “It’s pretty surreal to see...
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Clayton & Crume x Holy City Handcraft
Meet Miguel Buencamino Our friend, official Charleston tour guide, and latest proud partner. We set out to build a store in Charleston, South Carolina, and quickly realized the need for...
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The Signature of Full-Grain Leather
The Signature of Full-Grain Leather We use one type of leather at Clayton & Crume – Full-grain. Full-grain leather is not altered or chemically corrected – natural markings are quite...
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Clayton & Crume x Angel's Envy
A Kentucky Born & Bred Partnership “The small percentage of spirit lost each year during barrel aging due to evaporation is traditionally called, ‘the angel’s share.’ Reportedly, after tasting his...