Ready to wear
Dressed for the Tuesday game
8 pieces, made one at a time. No minimum, no order form, no waiting on a mockup.
8 pieces, made one at a time. No minimum, no order form, no waiting on a mockup.
Four letters, set wide and stitched flat across an unstructured cotton twill dad hat. The one you reach for on the way out the door, and the one people ask about in the parking lot.
MAHJ, stitched upside down, so it reads right way up to everyone across the table from you. Flat satin-stitch embroidery on a five-panel rope cap — the silhouette borrowed from golf, which is why it has never once looked dated.
A boxed-base zip pouch, printed edge to edge, in the large size. The flat bottom is the point: it holds its shape on a table instead of slumping, and square corners waste none of the space that rigid tiles need. Measure your set before you order.
A structured zip pouch in faux leather, printed edge to edge and finished with a removable wrist strap. Curve-top silhouette, 6.3 by 9.4 by 3.3 inches. Measure your set before you order — American sets run from 152 to 166 tiles and the difference is real.
Three words, stacked, on a relaxed womens tee that is cut to actually be worn — dropped shoulder, soft hand, none of the boxiness of a unisex blank. The joke lands in about a second and a half.
Premium faux leather with a zip top, inside pockets, and removable wrist and shoulder straps. Sized for your card, your phone and not much else — this is the bag you carry to the table, not the one you carry your tiles in.
Heavyweight canvas, a zip top, and an 18 by 14 by 4.5 inch body with the pattern printed on both the front and back. It is the roomiest bag in the collection, but tile sets and racks vary — measure your own gear against the published dimensions before ordering.
A set of four placemats, each printed in a different pattern from the same family — Sneaky Fox, Bamboo Trellis, Tile Toile and Dragon Stripe. Everyone at the table gets her own, and the table still looks like it was set on purpose. Water-resistant, which matters at a table with drinks on it.
Two books, one system: the strategy guide that teaches you how to think, and the master edition that fills in every rule, score and exception. The fox on the crossbody came off the cover of the first one.
The one-page cheat sheet — what to pass, what to keep, and the three tiles you never let go of. Printable, rack-sized, free.
