Each and every one of our products has been designed by ourselves. Each design goes through multiple versions and is tested by ourselves. Once we are happy with a design we then cut the design out on to cardboard so that we can then use this as a temple to then transfer on to the leather.

After each part is cut out it goes through multiple stages before we even begin to assemble the piece.

This includes skiving parts of the leather down, edge creasing, bevelling and burnishing. Its these stages that start to build a beautiful finish and finesse to a piece

Often it's all the small details that really bring a piece to life.

Every item we make is meticulously sewn by hand. While this is a much longer process than using a machine it is time honoured technique that produces a stronger and more durable seam.

The type of stitching technique we use is the saddle stitch.

Saddle stitching is a durable hand-sewing method that uses two needles and a single thread to form a series of interlocking stitches.

To achieve this stitch we use a French style pricking iron at 3.38mm to perfectly mark out where the stitching needs to be and hand sew through these markings.

We use a linen thread that we coat in beeswax. This helps strengthen the fibers of the thread and also adds a small amount of moisture resistance as well. By applying the beeswax to the thread it will help the thread go through the leather with more ease and helps the stitch lock more securely.