
Eyepatch
Handcrafted, night-vision-adjacent, and fitted with an all-sizes strap.
- Trains the eye
- Fits most orbital circumferences
Odd goods · real people · since 1861-ish
A questionable legacy
Founded in 1861 by Hungarian brothers Raül and Fergus Barabas, Sombrearo began by delivering peculiar goods across the Wild West. Their mark—a bear in a sombrero and an eyepatch—matched their rugged, resourceful approach.
When the railroads arrived, the brothers traded speed for strangeness. Water-divining sticks gave way to bespoke saddles, handmade eyepatches, custom jackets, and exotic leather goods.
Today Sombrearo carries that stubborn spirit forward: human-made objects, good gatherings, and ideas with a little dust on their boots.

Dispatches from the back office
True stories from a company where the paperwork is almost as suspicious as the travel budget.
Issue No. 001
Accounting
Get out of the group chat
Get-togethers are treasure. Schedules and life sometimes get in the way, so we make a reason to meet—from picnics to table tennis and whatever comes next.
Plan something with us
News in the form of a letter
Get occasional news about gatherings, products, projects, and other Sombrearo business. No algorithms. No funnels. A person will probably read your reply.
Send an email with “JOIN”Useful, more or less
A small collection of field-tested provisions for rebellious spirits.

Handcrafted, night-vision-adjacent, and fitted with an all-sizes strap.

Bold coffee from a place that grows coffee. Fuel for the rebellious spirit.

A bold ceramic resting place designed to keep ashes where you put them.

Rugged leather storage for up to 50 grams of sand—or 30 small rocks.

Wooden, engraved, trusted. It will probably come back.

A sturdy collar for the four-legged member of your posse.
Questions, concerns, or a simple howdy
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@sombrearocomPigeon fallback: 50.084690, 14.416703