We use only the finest leather sourced globally, along with its various variations, to ensure that every piece we create maintains the highest standards of detail and quality. Our commitment to using traditional leather-making methods results in beautifully crafted leather goods.

Pueblo leather is known for its fiber like textured, rough feel, rustic appearance, and soft temper, while Buttero leather features semi-gloss surfaces, smooth appearance, and firm temper. Both are full grain vegetable tanned leather.

Yes. This phenomenon known as “Patina”. The patina on full-grain leather sets it apart from cheaper types like “genuine” or “top grain” leather. It develops from everyday use, with scratches, marks, and darker spots appearing where the leather is touched and rubbed. This natural process is caused by dirt, body oils, sunlight, and wear and tear, giving the leather a darker, softer sheen over time. This aging process, known as oxidation, cannot be reproduced artificially. it simply takes time.

We are restricting our daily production to ensure meticulous attention to detail and perfection in every product we make.