I still have a Weatherproof jacket that I bought at a now-closed department store in Philadelphia in 2002. I've used it every winter. I've had to repair the pocket in which I keep my keys because I stupidly would forget to retract my car key, but that's all.

It was not expensive at all; I'm pretty sure I paid less than $60 for it.

And there is all manner of antique furniture -- sideboards, bureaus, tables and whatnot -- that we use every day and are more than 100 years old, passed down through our families, but I don't think that's your question.

I've been using this one, from OXO, for years: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000079XW2?th=1

It stays clean, no sharp edges on your can. It'll take you a couple of minutes to get the hang of it, but after that you'll find it fast, easy and definitely buy-it-for-life. It'll easily outlast me.

We like the 5200, which has been in production for years, is less expensive (I think) than the new fancy ones and works like a champ. We've had ours for about 10 years and I can't imagine wanting a different one.