High-quality leather is chosen for its strength and longevity, then cut, shaped, and finished by artisans who apply traditional craftsmanship to form sturdy straps, accents, and reinforcements.
Leather
Quality leather valued for its strength, longevity, and natural patina.
Strong and long-lasting
Develops a natural patina
Flexible yet supportive
Sensitive to water and heat
Ages uniquely
Smooth or textured depending on finish
Key Properties of the Material
Care Instructions
Leather is a natural material that ages beautifully with the right care and thoughtful handling.
Cleaning
Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove surface dust. Avoid soaking or using harsh cleaners.
Maintenance
Condition occasionally with a leather-safe product to keep it supple and prevent cracking.
Storage
Store in a breathable area away from direct sunlight and moisture; avoid plastic bags that trap humidity.
Do
Don’t soak or wash
Don’t store in plastic
Don’t leave in direct sunlight
Don’t use alcohol-based cleaners
Don't
Wipe clean regularly
Condition occasionally
Store in breathable spaces
Keep away from moisture
Common Issues & How to Handle Them
Leather naturally develops a patina over time and may show small scuffs. Light scuffs can be softened with a small amount of leather conditioner. If the material feels dry, apply conditioner sparingly to restore suppleness and prevent cracking.
Sustainability & Ethical Impact
Quality leather ages gracefully and lasts for years, reducing the need for frequent replacement. When sourced responsibly, it supports small-scale craftsmanship and durable, long-term product use.
