Barebones: Utah-designed lanterns, garden tools and outdoor kit

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Barebones is an outdoor living brand based in Salt Lake City, Utah, set up in the early 2010s. Its homepage sums up the range as cast iron cookware, vintage-inspired lighting, grill accessories, and gardening and foraging tools, all made to last a lifetime of use. The look is deliberately old-fashioned: brass and steel lights, wooden handles and canvas bags that would sit as happily in a garden shed as at a campsite.

It suits people who cook over a fire pit, potter in the garden, or like their camping kit to look as good as it works. The shop is split into Power & Light (lanterns, compact lights, string lights and portable power), Tools (garden tools, axes and hatchets) and cooking, and the blog is full of fire-pit recipes, from grilled squash crostini to a bananas foster upside-down cake.

What's worth a look

Here are six from the homepage, all at their usual prices when we checked.

The Edison Light Stick at $69.99 is one of the brand's best-known lights, with a vintage-style bulb and a choice of brass, tumbled steel or aluminium finishes. For the garden, the Hori Hori Ultimate II is $59.99. A hori hori is a Japanese-style digging knife that handles weeding, planting and dividing in one tool.

The Workman range covers traditional hand tools: the Workman Hatchet and Workman Adz are both $89.99. For cooking, the Reversible Suede Hot Pad Set is $47.99 in black/tan or terracotta/tan, and the Fire Blower & Arc Lighter at $99.98 is made for getting a fire pit or barbecue going. The Neelum Totes start at $49.99 and include a 40L giant tote in khaki.

Good to know before you buy

Hatchets, adzes and hori horis have sharp blades, so check the product page for what each comes with, such as a sheath, and keep them stored safely. Some bigger items, like the Block Tower System at $419.97, were sold out when we checked, so popular pieces can go out of stock.

The lights are worth a closer look on their product pages, as finishes and power options differ from one to the next. If you're buying for a garden lover or a keen camper, the gift card is another option, and the blog's recipes give a good idea of how the cookware and fire-pit kit get used.

Current offers

We don't have a current Barebones code: the autumn sale we listed earlier has ended. The site gives free domestic shipping on orders over $100, and you can save on your first order by signing up to its emails. Barebones also has an outlet section for reduced items.

How to save more

• Sign up to the emails before your first order to get the first-order saving.
• Pair two smaller items, like the hot pad set and the hori hori, to pass the $100 free shipping line.
• Look at the outlet collection before paying full price for a light or tool.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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