
Leather handbags developed around your design direction, with in-house sampling and a considered approach to construction.
100 bags per colour, per styleLeather handbags and accessories for brands with a point of view. From your first idea to the finished collection, we bring the craft.

Build a cohesive collection with leather handbags, belts and small accessories, developed around your brand.

Leather handbags developed around your design direction, with in-house sampling and a considered approach to construction.
100 bags per colour, per style
Leather belts for your accessories range, with the construction, proportions and hardware considered together.
Order requirements, reviewed with your brief
Wallets and cardholders with useful layouts, careful finishing and room for your brand’s character.
Category requirements, confirmed for your projectProduct imagery illustrates the design direction. Actual styles, materials and samples are discussed with our team.
Your sketches, references, materials and quantities give us a place to start.
Our in-house design and sampling team develops the details with you.
Review the sample, construction and finish before approving production.
Agree the order, timeline, quality requirements and packing for your label.
Sampling and production lead times are confirmed against your specifications.
A good manufacturing relationship is built on more than a beautiful sample. Working conditions, material testing and clear documentation belong in the conversation.
Discuss documentationFarhan reports PF, ESI, minimum wages, factory and fire compliance at its manufacturing facility. Ask the team about the records relevant to your sourcing review.
The Unnao facility is reported as SMETA audited. Request the audit details and scope for your supplier assessment.
Discuss chromium VI and azo dye test reports for the finished leather proposed for your collection. Confirm materials, report dates and applicable testing with the team.
An EU REACH declaration is reported as available. The team can discuss the declaration and supporting information relevant to your product brief.
Documentation is reviewed against the product, facility and buyer requirements.

The women and men in Farhan’s team bring skill, experience and care to the work. Our craftspeople work alongside an in-house design and sampling team to shape the details of your collection.
People contributing across design, craft and production.
Designing and sampling, with direct collaboration on your collection.
Longstanding relationships, including families with more than one generation working here.
Our family’s experience in leather spans four generations. Today, managing partners Mohammad Farhan Nasim and Mohd. Shadab Nasim lead a business serving longstanding buyers in Denmark, Australia and the USA.
For handbags, the minimum is 100 bags per colour, per style. Minimums for belts and small leather goods are confirmed separately with your specifications.
Yes. Share your design brief or references with the in-house design and sampling team. Construction, materials, hardware and finishing can then be discussed before sampling.
Timelines depend on the product, materials, quantity and production schedule. The team will confirm these after reviewing your brief; a schedule is agreed for your project.
Your company, product category, destination market, approximate quantity and target timeline are a useful starting point. You can share detailed specifications directly with the team afterwards.

Proportion starts the conversation. Define the shape, dimensions and how the piece needs to work before refining its finish.
A closure, a buckle, an adjustable strap: details should feel like part of the same design, and work for everyday use.
Stitching, edges, lining and branding need a shared reference. Agree the details in sampling before they become an order.
Illustrative product study, not a production sample.
A practical starting point for dimensions, construction, materials, quantities and the details your sampling team needs.
Read the guide Order PlanningWhy the order breakdown matters, and how to prepare a useful quantity plan for a manufacturer.
Read the guide Quality & MaterialsA buyer’s guide to construction, alignment, function and sample approval before production.
Read the guideShare the product, the quantities and the details that matter to your brand. A useful conversation starts there.
Talk about your collection