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Leather goods, with the grain and the hardware intact.

Bags, belts, wallets and small accessories carry texture, stitching and metal in one frame. Each needs a different hand.

Read more about leather goods, with the grain and the hardware intact.

What we hold

  1. 01

    Grain and texture

    Kept visible and true, never smoothed flat.

  2. 02

    Hardware

    Reflections controlled on zips, clasps and buckles.

  3. 03

    Shape

    Bags filled, straps arranged and outlines kept consistent across a range.

What we handle

  • Bags
  • Belts
  • Wallets
  • Small leather goods
  • Eyewear
  • Scarves

What we don't

  • Changing a product's shape or proportions.
Green drawstring tote bag on white
Model with a large black leather tote on the shoulder of an oatmeal wool coat with a fleece collar
Black leather card holder on white
Close view of a fluffy lilac scarf knotted at the neck, with a silver drop earring
Red to pink gradient sunglasses with green lenses, front view on white
Portrait of a model in a blue rib beanie and a blue rib scarf wrapped at the neck
Model in a long lilac fringed scarf over a black coat, with a black bag and pointed heels, full length
Model carrying a large silver quilted shoulder bag over a black knit dress, side view

Questions

How do you handle reflections on metal hardware?

We control reflections on zips, clasps and buckles so the hardware reads clearly, without making the metal look flat or painted.

Will you change the shape of a bag?

No. We keep outlines and straps consistent across a range, but a product's shape and proportions stay as they are.

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