Full-grain leather means that the top layer of the hide remains intact without alterations. In other grades of leather such as a top-grain the top layer is sanded down to remove imperfections, this process also removes some of the grain making less resistant. Full grain leather ensures the highest quality for the most durable of projects.

Hand stitching allows for a wider variety of stitch types. The saddler's stitch, the stitch most commonly used in our products, is considered one of the strongest types of stitches but can only be achieved by hand. We use this stitch on products that need some extra durability.

This method was developed in England (hints the name) and was designed for horse tack. It is strong and holds up in weather conditions. To achieve this the leather is vegetable tanned giving it it's strength and then drum dyed and stuffed with oils, waxes and tallows.