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Coach® + Warstic: A Limited edition offering

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A Limited edition offering of classic crafstmanship and modern style. The first collaboration between Coach® & Texas Born Designer Ben Jenkins of OneFastBufalo & Warstic Bat Co. has hit the market. Watch the film... From Dallas to NYC. The Story of a Bat below about the limited edition wood baseball ball bats designed for Coach® by Ben Jenkins of Warstic bat Co. and Design Director at OneFastBufalo. The Warstic C1941 Coach® Bat is a striking Limited edition collectible piece created by Warstic Wood Bat Co. for Coach®. The C1941 is a unique Hard Sugar Maple Baseball bat featuring 4 hand dipped colors (Squash, Tidal, Vintage Royal, or Bonfire). At 33" long, and boasting a vintage artisanal leather grip, the bats are game ready and come in a custom Coach® premium bat holster.  Bat for sale at Coach.com in the Heritage Baseball Collection.   About Warstic Bat Co. Warstic Bat Co is an independent Texas based company committed to building a unique brand of wood bat for serious players of any age. We sell Craftsmanship, Design & Performance. Warstic seeks to connect with players who BATTLE. We believe design matters, craftsmanship isn't a choice, it's part of the job, the only wood is the good wood, and that baseball is better when wood is at the heart of the game. Our Hand Forged bats are made from American White Ash with straight grains, Rock Hard Sugar Maple or Dense Yellow Birch selected for high level performance and durability.  We work hard to offer the finest wood bats that you will ever see or play with because we love to do 2 things: To Play Ball & to Make Things. We get to do both here, so we don't have to much to complain about. We take great pride in making our product entirely in the USA and also supporting US Military Veterans and Native American Youth Baseball programs.  It's about EVERY AT BAT. Making each one count. Then the success, honors, records and maybe even a paycheck will come. Whether you are a power hitting cleanup man, leadoff hitter or 9 hole scrapper...When you step to the plate with a Warstic...please do so with this mentality. Or please use someone else's bat.  About OneFastBuffalo OFB is a Brand Strategy, Design & Digital (Insert your favorite descriptor here…Branding Agency, Design Firm, Creative Consultancy, Interactive Agency, Factory, Shop, Studio, Design House…whichever feels best to you). Founded in 1999, our focus is what we call T...

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  Warstic Bat. Co. Named Official Bat of the Texas Collegiate League

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  The Texas Collegiate League named Warstic Bat Co. the league’s official bat supplier on Friday.  Players throughout the TCL will use Warstic bats during the 2013 season.

The decision to work with Warstic was an easy one according to TCL president Uri Geva.

“Warstic is an up-and-coming company that produces a top-quality product,” said Geva. “You could say it’s a lot like players in the Texas Collegiate League: it may be young, but it has a great future in baseball.”

 Warstic Bat Co. founder Ben Jenkins expressed similar excitement about the new partnership.

“Obviously, the TCL exists to d...

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  Warstic Featured in Fortune Magazine

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  Thanks Fortune Magazine for the great feature of our bats. The Blurb reads "So what if it's just an office softball league? The slick bats from this independent Texas maker (motto: "Play ball and break things") are pro quality and can be custom-engraved."  See Here >>

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  Warstic Featured in Dallas Morning News Warstic in the News } administrator

  Thanks to Cheryl Hall, Business Writer at The Dallas Morning News for the great article about our founder. A little blurb here... Ben Jenkins is swinging for the fences. The 38-year-old Dallas graphic designer has two passions, creative branding and baseball. He decided to connect them and pay his mortgage in the process. A year into his latest venture, Jenkins, a former infielder in the Philadelphia Phillies’ minor league system, is ahead of the count. His one-man Warstic Wood Bat Co. has captured national media attention and the hearts of batters from as far as Switzerland. “My intent was a company that I would run virtually from my home studio or while on the road i...

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  7/8 Warstic Buffaloes Win The Dallas Little League Championship Default } administrator

  Congratulations to the 7/8 Warstic Buffaloes of the Dallas Little League for winning the Championship. The final game was against the 7/8 Dallas Phillies. The Buffs won 8 to 5 in an action packed barn burner. The Buffaloes were led by great defense and clutch hitting (of course). No need for cheap slop runs (like running on the pitcher on throws from back from catcher, com'n) as the Buffs took care of business with class, style, execution, and hard-nose play. Coach Jenkins commented, 'I am so proud of the hard work each of our players put in this season. I could not be more proud of the kind of players and kids they are." The Buffaloes won the league by 2 full games with a 10-0-1 recor...

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  Warstic Featured in American Way Magazine Default } administrator

  Thanks to the good folks at American Way Magazine for featuring Warstic on their Holiday Gift Guide. 

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  Warstic Featured on CentralTrack.com Warstic in the News } administrator

  Thanks to CentralTack.com for the interview and article. We are always grateful when people write about Warstic. Especially when it because they find us unique and are actually interested in our story. We don't pitch these things they are just the product of working hard to make good things we think. And so when someone like Pete at Central Track takes the time to talk us, and write such an authentic article we really appreciate it.   BAT CRAZY.Local Graphic Designer Ben Jenkins Is Bringing Some Swagger To Your Baseball Swing.By Pete on Friday March 30 2012 at 5:55 PMIn his younger years, Dallas native Ben Jenkins really was an honest-to-goodness ballplayer. He played four ye...

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  Warstic proudly donated all of the bats for Mercy Project's World Record Longest Baseball game played....49hrs! Wow. Quote from Chris Field "@warsticbatco Proof that these guys are the best? We took over one thousand AB's this weekend in world record game; had ONE broken bat. @warsticbatco Bats were so legit we auctioned them off after game for about $400 each. But saved one that we hope will go to the HOF!"Mercy Project’s Strike Out Slavery is an attempt to play a continuous game of baseball for 49 straight hours. The game featured 56 players from around Texas that are between the ages of 17 to more than 50.The ultimate goals of this event are to create ...

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  Warstic Chosen Best Stuff 2011 by GQ Magazine Warstic in the News } administrator

  Warstic Bat Co is heating up despite spending $0 for paid advertising to date. Warstic Bat Co was featured by GQ Magazine in its BEST STUFF OF 2011 Article. Not a shabby recognition for a company that was less than 1 year old at the print date.  The blurb for Warstic reads...  "If Pujols met Warhol. Maybe you're the type of guy who plays in a baseball league and gets up early on Sunday mornings for BP. In that case, Warstic's boldly painted bats—made from northern white ash—are exactly what you need to keep your stick from getting lost in a pile of Louisville Sluggers. But even if you don't swing for the fences regularly, you can just mount one on the wall and tel...

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  What Does Warstic Mean? Warstic in the News } administrator

  Jay Jurisich of the naming firm Zinzin posted a perfect (we think) description of what the Warstic Brand name means.... He writes.... "There are a handful of genuine wooden baseball bat brands, of which Louisville Slugger is the most famous. But the coolest bats have to be those made by the Texas-based Warstic Wood Bat Co. For Warstic, baseball is battle, and the drama played out at the plate between pitcher and batter is our modern samurai epic. Each Warstic bat features a unique “Wartip” color stain and a trademark “Warstripe” emblem, evoking the “war paint” of Native Americans. Warstic, however, plays it cool by not being over-the-top or in-your-fac...

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  The Original Warstic Bat Finally Goes Down...Swinging. The Shop } administrator

  Well the original prototype Warstic finally broke today. Wasn't the bats fault.  I basically put on a how-to-break-a-wood bat clinic on an 3-2 slider. Got way out front, reached out and hit a weak dribbler over to first. Snapped the ole girl.  Sad to see her go down. Made it 19 games and  think about 35 hits. Farewell original Warstic prototype bat. RIP. Thanks for the memories. 

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