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( aevifex handmade · dept. of knots )

A net for your bottle, tied by actual hands.

Around five hundred knots of 550 paracord in beiges and greens, a cobra-weave handle, and a clip for hanging it off whatever presents itself. No two come out quite the same — that's rather the point.

every net is numbered & signed by its knots
Net number 001: a black bottle dressed in a hand-knotted coyote paracord net with an olive cobra-weave handle and carabiner clip≈500 knots, all tied by handcobra-weave handle, sized for real handsnº 001 · coyote × olive
( the method )

Tied in three unhurried acts

The parent house engineers titanium. We sit down with eleven metres of cord and a kettle. Same doctrine — mind into form — different tools.

act 01

Measure & cut

Eleven metres of 550 paracord, cut to length, ends singed so they never fray. Two colours laid side by side to check they're friends.

act 02

Knot by knot

Diamond mesh, tied one crossing at a time — roughly five hundred knots per net. This is the slow part. We refuse to apologise for it.

act 03

Tag & number

Handle woven, clip fitted, and an oat-paper tag stamped with your net's number and your word, if you gave us one. Then the kettle goes on.

The net hanging by its carabiner from an old nail on weathered wood, ferns in the background
net nº 001 · coyote × olive · hanging exactly where we left it
( field notes )

Made for nails, hooks, branches, bunk rails & other honest hardware

A bottle in a net is a bottle you can hang, clip, pass down a ladder, or lash to a pack without a second thought. The clip finds a home almost anywhere; the knots take the scuffs so the bottle doesn't have to.

  • hangs from anything nail-shaped
  • clips to packs, belts & tent lines
  • knots soften every knock & drop
  • washes with the dishes, dries on the line
( pick two cords )

Every net is two colours in conversation

Beiges and greens, like the countryside on a good day. Cord one takes the upper rows, cord two takes the lower rows and the handle. Coyote × Olive is the original — the very first net we tied.

Coyote×Olive

cord one · upper rows
cord two · lower rows + handle

Twelve characters, stamped by hand. Choose wisely; the tag outlives most jokes.

KNOT RECORD
net nº
assigned when tied
cords
COYOTE × OLIVE
tag
—
tied by
one pair of hands
the workshop sketch, in your colours — the real thing arrives knotted
( the particulars )

Small object, serious habits

THE CORD

550-grade paracord, soft-handed and colourfast. Wipes clean; hand-wash if it's been on an adventure.

THE HANDLE

Cobra-weave, sized for real hands and gate latches. Woven in cord two, replaceable on request.

THE CLIP

Matte carabiner on a short lanyard with a stopper bead — for bags, belts, tent lines, and bunk rails.

THE FIT

Tied to hug most 32 oz / 1 L bottles. Tell us yours if it's unusual; the net will be tied to match.

( the small print — we mean it )

Knots come with promises

i.

If a knot slips, we retie it. Free, forever. Post it back and it returns tighter than it left.

ii.

Handles and clips are parts, not verdicts. Replaceable at posted prices, fitted while the kettle boils.

iii.

Outgrown it? Send the net home and we'll unpick the cord and knot it into something new. Nothing gets binned.

Tied once. Backed always.

( join the queue )

Nets are tied in the order asked for

Choose your cords above, place the record in the field cart, then leave an address there. Payment happens only after the workshop confirms capacity and a knotting date.

$44 · tied to order · ships in about five days

Configuration entering cartCoyote × Olive

No payment. The workshop confirms capacity and a knotting date before an order exists.