Made by hand · Full-grain leather · Released in small numbers · Shipped worldwide
Blue Momo two-stick cigar holder with a cigar, on a desk

Flores Tamez — Fine Leather Goods

The art of carrying well

Cigar holders, card wallets and bifolds — cut by knife, joined by hand-waxed thread, each worked from a single solid piece of full-grain. Hides from the most closely held tanneries in the world, made slowly over days, to be carried a lifetime. Released in small numbers. Rarely repeated.

The Standard We Keep

The finest hides in the world, cut by knife and saddle-stitched one pass at a time, finished over days by a single pair of hands — the way the great houses worked before they grew too large to do it. Made slowly. Made once. Made for the people who know.

The Collection

A few perfect things, & the one‑of‑ones

The Standard

The core pieces, in full-grain black and brown. Made to outlast the man who carries them.

Momo
Two-stick cigar holder · one solid piece of full-grain
Kuko
Card wallet · slim, full-grain
The Bifold
Four-stitch wallet · one solid piece of full-grain

One‑of‑One

Single pieces in leathers that come once. Only what is made — and when one sells, it is gone, never repeated.

Kuko — Black Saffiano & Olive Caviar
Saffiano & olive caviar · numbered, never repeated
Momo — Midnight Blue
Two-stick holder · midnight blue calf
$450Gone
Momo — Forest Green
Two-stick holder · full-grain
$450Gone
Kuko — Blue Caviar
3-pocket · caviar calf
$250Gone
Kuko — Ghost Burro Green
Two-tone · burro & natural veg-tan
$250Gone
Kuko — Green & Blue Caviar
Two-tone · forest green & blue caviar
$250Gone
Kuko — Blue & Brown Buffalo
Minimalist · blue caviar & brown buffalo
$250Gone
The Process

Days, not minutes

A single piece can take days. We have never found a way to hurry it that we would be willing to sign.

I

The hide

One full-grain skin, chosen by hand for grain, pull-up, and how it will age over a lifetime.

II

Cut by knife

Every panel cut and skived by hand. No two hides behave alike, and none is rushed.

III

The saddle stitch

Two needles, thread we wax ourselves, one stitch at a time — the strongest seam leather has known.

IV

The finish

Edges pared, sanded and burnished over days until they shine like glass. Then it is signed.

The Leather

Leathers the world keeps for a few

The great tanneries hold their finest hides for a very short list, and we are on it. Full-grain calf, shell cordovan with a mirror shine, and exotic skins reserved for a handful of hands — each chosen for its grain and how it will age, and rarely seen twice. Worked from a single solid piece — never layered, never lined.

Full-grain calf leatherFull-grain calf

The top of the hide

The finest cut there is — it earns a patina instead of wearing out, and only grows richer.

Shell cordovan leatherShell cordovan

A shine that deepens for decades

The rarest leather there is, prized for a glow that only grows with the years.

Exotic skinsExotic skins

For the one-of-ones

Reserved a single skin at a time. When one is gone, it does not come again.

The Maker

One pair of hands, a knife, needle & thread

Every Flores Tamez piece is designed, cut and stitched by one person. Full-grain leather throughout, joined with a saddle stitch pulled by hand — the strongest, longest-living seam leather has ever known.

The thread is the finest there is, hand-waxed at the bench so it lasts as long as the leather. The highest materials, one careful pair of hands, and all the time a piece needs — made for the people who know.

If it carries my mark, it left my bench finished by hand.
Francisco Flores
The List

For those who know

There is no commission, and no waiting room — only what is made, and what is left. Pieces are released in small numbers and rarely repeated. Join the list to be told, quietly, when the next ones exist.

You're on the list. You'll hear from us when the next pieces are released — and not a moment more often.