A limited edition hybrid tuck box created by Paul Boschiero during the ONDA process. We loved it so much, we bought all 75 of them and added gorgeous red gilding. On top of that they are signed by ourselves and Paul. These come with an internal certificate and numbered seal, and will be signed under the cello on the face. Exclusive to Inner Circle members.

56 cards including two jokers, one double back design card and one blank card.

STRIPE features a simplistic design with substance - taking full advantage of the playing card back. The subtle interplay between stripes and illusory circles allows for constant interpretation, and is what continues to keep the STRIPE deck fresh and new. Thicker borders have always been a preference of ours. A clear visual division between every packet makes the movements more distinct - and movement is what cardistry is all about. We chose to make STRIPE resemble a deck of standard poker playing cards. We see cardistry as the ability to push an everyday object to its creative and visual limits, so maintaining the relatability is important to us. We've always dreamt about reflecting our passion for cardistry through a unique deck of playing cards - and this is what STRIPE is.

Part of the Fontaine Futures Release

After teasing a collaboration with GUESS Jeans U.S.A. in early of April, the new Fontaine deck was released at the Guess Farmers Market on 5 May 2018. These Fontaines takes cue from Guess’ 80s and 90s archives, with an emphasis vintage Guess floral and produce graphics — a nod to California’s agricultural heritage. The deck was launched at Guess’ first-ever Farmers Market. The special pop-event is being billed as a “marketplace of fashion, street, and lifestyle brands,” including Chinatown Market, Pleasures, and Utmost.

From James Coffee Co. . . . "James Coffee Co. is small batch coffee roaster specializing in producing handcrafted artisan roasted coffee beans. Located inside a large mixed-use warehouse that features communal tables offering games while you enjoy a cup of coffee. As frequent visitors of James Coffee it was only a matter of time before the idea of creating a custom deck came up. Nearly two years later that idea is finally a physical product. We're not sure what took us so long however one thing is for certain, the end result is pure gold. Printed in collaboration with the U.S. Playing Card Co. to our trademark specifications, the design was inspired by vintage casino-style playing cards and features two owl jokers along with a "brewing guide" card. The handsome tuck box was printed by Clove St. Press on a vintage Heidelberg by a highly skilled artisan."

An unlimited SILVER edition printing of our critically-acclaimed Monarch Playing Cards, widely respected as "the world's finest playing cards."

In 2011, we released the original Monarchs, featuring gold foil, navy blue paper, and elegant, sleek, minimalistic design. A triumph of form and function, the designed was featured on Luxist, The Die Line, Hollywood motion pictures, and high fashion publications.

Today, we present a new, unlimited edition: Silver Monarchs. Dressed in white, and printed on FSC-certified paper with embossed, silver foil. The Silver Monarchs are fit for a king and as striking as ever.

This deck was exclusively created to accompany If an Octopus Could Palm, Dan & Dave’s first book on palming techniques. A limited run, the decks have never been sold separately. The artwork for these cards is a faithful rendering of the book’s cover, which was created by Juan Luis Buñuel. The deck comes with an Ad card, a gaff card, and two custom Jokers.

The first edition was funded on Kickstarter in March of 2015. This was my very first Kickstarter campaign ever. Although I planned out the process very strategically, experience would still prove to be the best teacher. It is now 2016 and its time for the Second Edition. The Blue Orbits have a very deep blue, almost like Lake Tahoe blue. I love how they felt and how they looked. The Blue Orbits have thick borders which I have always loved because I love the retro feel. I received many messages about the deck, some loved the borders, other's preferred slimmer.  Which brings us to... The Orbit Deck: Second Edition. With every Yin there must be a Yang. Heads and tails. North/South. Hot/Cold. This whole time, the Blue Orbits have been missing it's brother. The Blood Red Orbits feel bold and deliver a mysterious vibe all while looking sharp and iconic like it's older sibling. A few things have changed, a few things have remained the same. I have never liked the idea of simply changing the color and nothing else. I think small things should be updated as the Orbit line gets older. After the Reds I will start making bigger changes to the back design. Which means these will probably be the last Orbits to look like this. The future will bring updated colors and updated back designs while keeping the same essence as the original Blue and Red Orbits.