1.07.25: Quality Products

I’ve always admired companies that make products so good you only need to buy them once. Take Le Creuset, for example—their cast iron cookware lasts generations. There’s something so respectable about standing behind your craftsmanship and choosing quality over cutting corners. It’s rare these days, with so many brands intentionally using cheaper materials or designing things to wear out just so you’ll have to replace them. When a company refuses to play that game and creates something built to last, it’s a bold statement—and I love it. It’s about trust, integrity, and giving customers something they’ll never need to replace.