MATERIALS

Only the finest hides, nothing less.

We work exclusively with full-grain leathers from prestigious tanneries in Italy, France and other European regions with centuries of leatherworking tradition and uncompromising quality standards. Each tannery we work with has earned its reputation through generations of expertise, responsible sourcing, and exquisite tanning processes. No plastic coatings or corrected grains, just pure specialty leather, that will last decades and develop character along the way.

EXPLORE OUR LEATHER CATALOG

Italian Veg-Tan

Carefully tanned over weeks with natural oils and waxes, this leather is the definition of a timeless classic. It maintains excellent structure, while being surprisingly tender to the touch. The natural untreated grain develops a beautiful patina, slowly becoming darker and softer over time. Different variations are available from renowned tanneries in Italy like Walpier, Puccini, Badalassi Carlo and La Perla Azzurra, for a wide range of color and finish options.

French Chèvre Sully

Sourced exclusively from Alran S.A.S, this French goat leather gets its unique properties from the meticulous multi-step tanning process. Renowned for its natural fine pebbled grain and light weight, while being exceptionally durable, its perfectly suited both for exterior applications and linings. Due to the smaller size of the hides and the soft, flexible nature of the skin, this leather requires specialized expertise to work with, but produces distinctly opulent results in bright, vivid colors.

Nappa Collection

A selection of distinct soft leathers, sourced from tanneries across France, Italy and Switzerland. Nappa isn't a single type of leather, but a collective term defining a specialized tanning process. All hides in this category share unique properties — smooth and pliable, resistant to scuffing and environmental damage, while at the same time having a fully natural, uncorrected grain. Despite its softer character, Nappa can be used for more structured items as well with proper reinforcement.

Suede & Alcantara

Despite coming from a lower split of the hide, suede is widely beloved for its soft feel and satisfying texture. That's why we work exclusively with tanneries specializing in suede like Conceria Zabri in Italy, who have mastered the science of producing beautiful, long-lasting splits. Most commonly used for linings and accents, however, with proper construction and reinforcement it can be adapted for full product builds as well. Suede's synthetic cousin Alcantara is also an excellent choice, when looking for the same tactile feel, but stain and chemical resistance take priority.

Other specialty leathers, grain pattens and finishes can be sourced on request as part of our bespoke service. Color options provided after initial consultation.

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Care Instructions

Cleaning

Wipe down regularly with a dry or very slightly damp lint-free cloth to remove dust and surface dirt. Avoid household cleaners, alcohol wipes, baby wipes, or anything containing solvents. Do not machine wash.

Water & Moisture

If wet, blot excess moisture gently and allow to air dry naturally, away from heat sources. Never use a hairdryer, radiator, or direct sunlight to speed drying — this causes cracking and stiffening

Heat

Keep away from excessive heat or prolonged intense sunlight, as it may cause changes in color. Do not iron or steam, avoid contact with an open flame. Leather does not catch fire, but will shrink, char, and turn to ash.

Conditioning

Condition every 3–6 months depending on use and climate — more frequently in dry or cold environments. We recommend using Smith's Leather Balm or a neutral, wax- or oil-based conditioner.

Ethical Sourcing

We source our leather from LWG-certified leather tanneries with proven track records of ethical and transparent practices. Furthermore, we only use leathers that have been produced as a byproduct of the food industry and the raw hides are considered a waste material. This is why we refuse to work with calf, exotics and any other leathers that may directly or otherwise lead to unnecessary harm to animals for the sole purpose of collecting their skins.