Share the idea
Explain the use, dimensions, materials, brand direction and quantity mix.
In-house design & samplingFrom “what if”
From “what if”
to this is it.
Develop a leather goods collection through a clear brief, a tangible sample and specific feedback. Our in-house design and sampling team helps turn your direction into details that can be reviewed.
A shared development journeyAn idea becomes
Explore sampling An idea becomes
something you can hold.
Develop the sample
Work with in-house design and sampling to resolve construction and finish.
Refine the details
Collect specific comments and agree the sample and specification.
Plan the production
Confirm the order, schedule, checks, packaging and delivery arrangements.
Exact stages and timing are agreed around the product and your brief.
A useful starting pointYour brief does not
Your brief does not
need to be perfect.
You may have a technical pack, sketches or a set of references with notes. Start with what you know: how the product should be used, what it needs to hold, the dimensions, your preferred materials and the details that define the brand.
Call out the decisions that are fixed and those open to development. Include an initial quantity plan and timing so the sampling discussion connects with the collection you intend to order.
Sampling costs, the number of revisions, materials and timing are agreed for the project. A first conversation is the right place to make those expectations clear.
Download the sampling briefLook a little closerSmall choices.
Build a brief around the details
Small choices.
A distinct point of view.
The silhouette
Proportion starts the conversation. Define the shape, dimensions and how the piece needs to work before refining its finish.
The small decisions
A closure, a buckle, an adjustable strap: details should feel like part of the same design, and work for everyday use.
The final impression
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.
From discussion to decisions
Good feedback moves the work forward.
A clear reference
Mark up drawings or references so the important silhouette, dimensions and functional details are explicit.
Specific sample feedback
Describe the exact detail to change and the reference it should meet. Photos with notes help both teams refer to the same point.
A shared approval record
Bring materials, dimensions, hardware, branding and packaging into the final specification before bulk production.
A realistic next step
Confirm any open questions, development costs and timing before moving from one sample stage to the next.
Keep exploringA little more clarity.
A little more clarity.
A better next step.
From a first thought to a finished pieceLet’s make your
Let’s make your
next idea tangible.
Share the product, the quantities and the details that matter to your brand. A useful conversation starts there.
Talk about your collection