Butter Goods
Butter Goods - Scribble Rubber Keychain
$10
Visit storeDripsy review · 7.9/10
Butter Goods Scribble Keychain Review: $10 and Still Restocking
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
Ten dollars for a unisex rubber keychain from Butter Goods sits right at the floor of what indie boutiques bother to stock — and two shops have kept the Scribble Rubber Keychain listed for over a year, which signals steady repeat demand at that price. The scribble graphic reads playful without tipping into juvenile, and rubber is the right call for something that lives in pockets and on bags.
Good: Hard to beat at ten dollars · Thirteen months stocked, proven demand · Rubber construction suits daily use
Trade-offs: Only two boutiques currently carry it · Too subtle for a statement accessory
Worth the impulse buy for Butter Goods fans; skip it if you want louder hardware.
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Ships from Denver, Colorado · Est. $15 shipped
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7.9/10
Ten dollars for a unisex rubber keychain from Butter Goods sits right at the floor of what indie boutiques bother to stock — and two shops have kept the Scribble Rubber Keychain listed for over a year, which signals steady repeat demand at that price. The scribble graphic reads playful without tipping into juvenile, and rubber is the right call for something that lives in pockets and on bags.
Good: Hard to beat at ten dollars · Thirteen months stocked, proven demand · Rubber construction suits daily use
Trade-offs: Only two boutiques currently carry it · Too subtle for a statement accessory
About this piece
- Rubber Key Chain With Ring - Width = 6.5cm / 2.5”, Height = 3.8cm / 1.1”
About Butter Goods
Butter Goods was founded in 2008 in Perth, Australia, by Garth Mariano and Matt Evans as a skateboard-first brand built on clean graphics and jazz-inspired aesthetics. Its understated logo work and relaxed fits carved out a loyal following in the global skate community without chasing hype cycles.