Dillon Lynch made his living as a day-working cowboy for years and still loves to trot out in a jig line today. Long days in the saddle taught him what works, what doesn’t, and why good gear matters. That firsthand experience is what he brings to his craft today.

Dillon specializes in hand-braided quirts and leather goods built for cowboys who rely on their gear day in and day out. His pieces aren’t decorative—they’re made to hold up, to feel right in your hand, and to do the job they were meant to do. As Dillon says: “Handmade, not homemade.”

Because he’s lived the life, Dillon understands the culture and the demands of cowboy work. The gear he builds reflects that respect—simple, functional, and built with the same grit as the people who use it.

He and his wife, Logan, keep close to the way of living that shaped both his skills and his values.