Duke Cannon

Turn your counter into your ATM that prints your money with our Cold Shower Tower, packed with 60 individual Cooling Towels that allow your guests to cool down and recharge on the go.

That's why Duke Cannon's THICK is formulated with a noticeably higher viscosity and built to work effectively on your body, not spew down the shower drain.

Fact: teenage body washes are weak, watered down, and smell like a JV locker room. Simply put, they don't get the job done. Hard-working men require a shower of substance to accomplish a full day's work.

Duke Cannon's Liquid Hand Soap is for those hard-working hands that aren't afraid to get dirty, but would much rather prefer to be clean. Very clean. Especially now.

Duke Cannon's Liquid Hand Soap is for those hard-working hands that aren't afraid to get dirty, but would much rather prefer to be clean. Very clean. Especially now.

It's beginning to smell a lot like Christmas! This instant family heirloom contains 30 oz. of booze-inspired premium soaps that smell nothing like booze.

“Frothy the Beer Man was always full of cheer. With two ice cold mugs and a big ‘ol keg, he preferred to share his beer.”

Duke Cannon's idea of charcuterie is a plate of beef sticks with a bowl of flavored tortilla chips. And then washing it down with a cold, crisp Busch Beer. And then washing that Busch Beer down with a refreshing shower that includes Busch Beer.

Dry, cracked hands are like living testaments to a man's hard work and ingenuity. And while hard-working hands are celebrated, let's be honest; dry, cracked hands feel awful.

Dry, cracked hands are like living testaments to a man's hard work and ingenuity. And while hard-working hands are celebrated, let's be honest; dry, cracked hands feel awful.

Legend has it St. Nick used to reward misbehaving children with bundles of twigs, bags of salt, and strings of garlic. Considering these alternatives, a lump of fossil fuel doesn't sound half bad.

For the early rising man who leads a life of productivity, Duke Cannon created a soap with a hint of menthol to cool the skin and wake him up so he can get things done.

In the early days of the American Frontier, rugged pioneers indulged with a dry buffalo steak and a pull of whiskey, not $12 appletini and a plate of bruschetta.

Here is a fine line between the unruly beard of a grizzled mountain hobo and the dashing beard of a world champion. Go from unkempt to "kempt" with Duke Cannon's Best Damn Beard Oil.