Some things are worth making slowly
A tribute to the lost art of fine leathercraft
Every product coming out of the atelier is handcrafted from start to finish by me, using traditional European and Japanese techniques from times when production lines didn't exist. As a self-taught leather artisan, I've dedicated more than 10 years of my life into learning and refining the skills required to create heirloom quality pieces, uncompromised to the last detail.
Masterscrafted with tradition
Take a sneak peek of our process that transforms commodities into works of art.
Construction
Every panel is cut and assembled with precision, down to fractions of a millimeter. Leather is a natural, non-uniform material and no two pieces are the same, so the process of putting them together always requires an individual approach.
Saddle stitching
A centuries-old technique used to interlock each stitch individually, resulting in virtually indestructible seams. This method is extremely time consuming and difficult to master, therefore only being used by a handful of design houses in the world today.
Edge finishing
Precise edge finishing is the hallmark of the true leather craftsman. We take our time to paint/dye and mirror-polish every single edge to perfection, all done by hand using our own recipe. Depending on the leather, this process can take between 5 and 12 operations for a single edge to be finished.
Made to last
We have a no-compromise policy when it comes to durability. Our products are not meant to be replaced each season, but designed to endure decades. This starts with a careful selection of the best-in-class materials, threads, reinforcements and tools for the job.