Each piece is designed and made in Melbourne, Australia, with a focus on form, material, weight, and finish — intended to feel deliberate, balanced, and quietly distinctive in the hand.

All Omen products are designed and made in-house in Melbourne, Australia. From initial design to machining and finishing, the process is handled internally to maintain quality and consistency.

Discord access is provided to customers through their order confirmation email. The Discord is where upcoming releases, early access drops, behind-the-scenes development and collector discussions are shared first.

Yes.

Some Collector Series pieces are released as strictly limited, numbered editions and will never be repeated. Others may be produced in longer or unnumbered runs but are still designed and finished to the same standard.

If a piece is described as limited or numbered, that structure is fixed.

Exact reissues of limited or numbered pieces are not done.

In some cases, a design may return in a clearly differentiated form. When this happens, the original piece remains distinct and protected in material, finish, and intent.

Materials are selected for their weight, durability, machining characteristics, and how they age with use.

These may include brass, copper, bronze, stainless steel, titanium, aluminium and leather.

Yes. Due to the nature of metal finishing, patina, and hand work, subtle variation between pieces is expected and part of the character of the work.

. These variations are part of what makes each piece unique.

Projects are considered selectively based on alignment with the Omen design language, manufacturing approach, and long-term direction of the brand.

Most commissioned work is focused around:
• Golf clubs, pro shops and golf related businesses
• Events and hospitality
• Collector-focused releases
• Ongoing collaborative partnerships

Omen generally does not take on isolated personal commissions or one-off novelty requests. The amount of development, machining, prototyping, and finishing involved in each project is better suited to structured production runs with broader creative or brand value.

Projects are assessed individually based on scope, materials, production requirements, and overall fit with the Omen aesthetic and manufacturing approach.

In most cases, no.

Omen pieces require significant time across design, prototyping, machining setup, finishing, and production. Because of this, the brand is built around carefully developed releases and collaborative production runs rather than singular bespoke objects.

Where appropriate, elements such as numbering, engraving, packaging, or presentation may be customised within an existing project structure.

Yes.

Omen actively works with golf clubs, pro shops, events, and golf businesses on commissioned releases, membership projects, tournament pieces, retail collections, and ongoing collaborative work.

The goal is not simply to produce a single item, but to develop long-term relationships where future releases, collector pieces, pro shop products, and event-based projects can continue to evolve over time.

Projects are approached with the same focus on material quality, finishing, and design consistency found throughout the wider Omen catalogue.

Yes — selectively.

Omen is open to collaborations that align naturally with the brand, audience, and overall design philosophy. This may include golf clubs, businesses, events, creators, hospitality groups, or collector-focused projects where there is clear creative alignment and long-term value in the collaboration.

The strongest collaborations are those where both the product and presentation feel authentic to the Omen aesthetic rather than purely promotional.

Very selectively.

Omen occasionally works with established golf industry figures, clubs, businesses, media platforms, and creators where there is strong alignment with the brand, audience, and long-term direction of the collaboration.

Most opportunities are assessed based on creative fit, presentation quality, audience relevance, and the overall value of the partnership rather than promotional reach alone.

The focus is always on maintaining the integrity, positioning, and long-term identity of the Omen brand.