Questions, Answered

A piece built from a single hide and never repeated. Each is numbered and signed, often built around the natural marks of that one skin, so it cannot be made twice. When a one-of-one is gone, it is gone — we never restock it. Why we keep the scars →

The way into the world: our core pieces — the Momo cigar holder, the Kuko card wallet, and the Bifold — made by hand from full-grain leather and released in small numbers. Standards return only in small releases, never mass-produced.

No. We release what is made, in small drops, and The List is the only door to the next one. Every piece stays part of a limited release rather than an endless catalogue.

Standards begin in the hundreds; one-of-ones run into the thousands, set by the hide and the hours in it. Price reflects fully handmade construction and rare, hand-chosen leathers — never a discount, never a sale.

Within the United States, yes — complimentary, insured, and tracked. We ship worldwide; outside the United States there is a flat $25 shipping charge, also insured and tracked. Either way it leaves here in packaging worthy of what is inside.

If a piece shows as available, it is ready to ship — it leaves the bench within a few days, wrapped by hand. Some pieces can be reserved in advance; those ship within a couple of weeks. A one-of-one marked sold is gone for good; if it shows available, it is ready now. Standards that sell out return when they return — and they tend to go quickly. Why the hand work takes time →

Join The List. Releases are small and a one-of-one is never restocked, so The List is the only reliable way to be there when the piece you want is released.

Carry it. Full-grain and shell cordovan are made to age — they darken and take a patina with use. Keep them dry, condition rarely and lightly, and let time do the rest. More on the leather →