


For Her · Icelandic Inspired
Calm, cool, warm — three tins for a day lived outdoors.
The Highland Line is the feminine counterpart to our Rockies-built men's provisions: the same locally rendered grass-fed beef tallow, the same 2 oz tin, the same colour-coded system — drawn instead from the Icelandic highlands. Feminine in scent and softness, rugged in build.
Inspired by
Iceland's highlands are not gentle country. Glacier melt cuts through black sand, moss holds to lava rock, and the weather turns three times before noon. That contrast is the whole brief for this line: salves soft enough for temples and collarbones, built tough enough for hands that work outside. SOLACE closes the day with lavender and chamomile. SKADI cools tired legs with glacier mint and juniper. EMBLA warms cold mornings with ginger, rose hip and arctic thyme. Each tin carries the pencil-sketch wayfinder portrait and the Vegvísir compass — the old Icelandic mark for never losing your way in storm.
Highland Forest for calm, Glacier Blue for cool, Ember Rust for warm — the same colour logic that runs the men's line, so a shelf of tins reads at a glance.
Leaf and kidney suet from Similkameen and Nicola valley ranches, wet-rendered twice, salt-washed and filtered to 25 micron. Sebum-identical, and the majority of every batch by weight.
All three tins nest in wood wool inside The Highland Trio kraft box — $92 for the set, $10 under buying them separately.
The line

The set
Three salves for her — calm, cool, warm
All three tins of the Highland Line in one gift-ready kraft box: SOLACE for the evening wind-down, SKADI for the post-trail cooldown, EMBLA for cold mornings and winter shoulders. Icelandic-inspired, valley-made, and built on the same grass-fed tallow as every tin we pour.
Every label, the same anatomy
Brand name, founding year, wordmark, product description and net contents sit in the same position on every tin in the line — only the colour and the illustration mark change.

SOLACE

SKADI

EMBLA

The companion line