Four generations of leather expertise. New possibilities for your brand.
The buyer’s notebook

Good questions.
Better collections.

Practical leather goods sourcing guides for brands and importers: from the first brief and order mix to sample approval and supplier evaluation.

8 guides

Design & Sampling

What to include in a handbag sampling brief

A practical starting point for dimensions, construction, materials, quantities and the details your sampling team needs.

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Order Planning

How MOQ works for custom leather bags

Why the order breakdown matters, and how to prepare a useful quantity plan for a manufacturer.

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Quality & Materials

Quality details to review in a leather bag sample

A buyer’s guide to construction, alignment, function and sample approval before production.

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Supplier Selection

The right leather bag manufacturer makes your next decision easier.

A practical framework for comparing leather bag manufacturers on product fit, development, communication and supplier evidence.

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Design & Sampling

Start with a style. Or start with an idea.

Understand private-label and custom leather goods development, the decisions each route involves and how to brief a manufacturer.

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Quality & Materials

The finish is in the brief.

Specify leather, hardware, lining and branding clearly so a leather goods sample reflects the collection you have in mind.

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Design & Sampling

Approve the sample. Capture the decisions.

Build a clear sample approval record before a leather goods order moves into bulk production, with versions, decisions and open items.

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Order Planning

Build a collection. Keep the first order focused.

Plan a first leather goods collection around product roles, styles, colour allocation and a workable sampling and order sequence.

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From a first thought to a finished piece

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