For serious acoustic players
Guitar and mandolin picks for gypsy jazz, bluegrass, acoustic jazz and blues. Grip, bevel and tone,made by hand in Michel Wegen’s workshop.
Workshop catalogue
Featured models
Gypsy jazz
Gypsyjazzpick
The original thick Wegen pick for a firm attack and acoustic projection.
- Thickness
- 3.5 mm
- Best for
- Gypsy jazz, Maximum volume
Gypsy jazz
GP 250
A slightly leaner Wegen profile for articulate Django-style playing.
- Thickness
- 2.5 mm
- Best for
- Gypsy jazz, Acoustic jazz / blues
Thick picks
Fatone
A very thick compact pick for players who prefer mass and a rounded response.
- Thickness
- 5.0 mm
- Best for
- Gypsy jazz, Maximum volume
Bluegrass
Bluegrasspick
A broad, secure pick made for bluegrass rhythm and flatpicking.
- Thickness
- 2.0 mm
- Best for
- Bluegrass, Maximum volume
Bluegrass
BigCityPick
A versatile rounded triangle for flatpicking, rhythm and lead.
- Thickness
- 2.2 mm
- Best for
- Bluegrass, Acoustic jazz / blues
Triangular
Trimus
A substantial triangular family with three usable playing points.
- Thickness
- 2.5 mm / 3.5 mm / 4.25 mm / 5.0 mm
- Best for
- Thick triangular, Maximum volume
Mandolin
Mandolinpick
A dedicated mandolin shape in three practical thicknesses.
- Thickness
- 1.0 mm / 1.5 mm / 2.0 mm
- Best for
- Mandolin, Thinner / faster
Start with how you play
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Clean. Minimal. Purposeful.
A small object, presented with care.
Each pick is shaped for the way it plays. Open a model to see clean close-ups first, then the original Wegenpicks packaging at the end of its photo gallery.

One maker, precise tools
Handmade in the Netherlands
Professional model maker Michel Wegen builds and finishes every pick with the same practical attention to material, edge and feel.
- Handmade
- Guitar & mandolin
- Custom options
Workshop catalogue
What makes a Wegenpick
Choosing a pick
How to choose a pick for the way you play
Start with instrument and playing style, then narrow the choice by thickness, shape, grip and release.
6 minute readCraft
Why the bevel matters
The edge is the working surface: it influences release, attack and how a thick pick moves across a string.
5 minute readTone & technique
Thick picks, control and acoustic volume
Why many acoustic players prefer a stable pick body and a carefully finished working edge.
7 minute readNot sure where to begin?
Ask Michel directly
Need a specific tip, thickness or shape? Michel can combine model, dimensions, playing edge, handedness and colour on request.
