Tigoli began on a 15-hour car journey—a delirious, laugh-filled brainstorm between myself, Ollie, and my good friend Tigger. Somewhere along the winding roads and long stretches of highway, we conjured up the concept for the most utterly useless and delightfully evil company imaginable. Tigoli, as we called it, would be infamous for producing products that, frankly, didn’t work… at all.

The Tigoli vision? To create items so flawed, they’d be legendary. Think pens that don’t write, rulers with bizarrely inaccurate measurements, clocks that skip hours, and flashlights that only work in daylight. Our imaginations ran wild. We joked that Tigoli’s sinister hand reached far back in history; the Tigoli steel stamp could even be found on the hull of the Titanic, and rumors swirled that Tigoli compasses were responsible for many a misled ship lost to the Bermuda Triangle.

But somewhere along that journey, a lightbulb clicked. We realized this ridiculous, “evil” brand concept was too good not to bring to life. Tigoli would be born—not as a simple brand but as a satire, a tongue-in-cheek tribute to everything useless, unreliable, and wonderfully absurd. We committed to creating Tigoli novelty products, each with its own quirks, flaws, and a twist of comedy, and we're cooking up some of the most hilariously dark backstories and “evil” corporate propaganda to roll out in 2025.

With a growing list of delightfully pointless products in the pipeline and a series of comical videos in the works, Tigoli is here to add a dash of mischief to the world—because, really, who doesn’t love a bit of playful chaos?