Habermas 1056 in Chestnut and Forest Green
The Habermas 1056 in chestnut leather and forest green, now fully lined in Italian calf suede, with a removable chain on the brass Marcellino latches.
-
-
How a Marcellino Leather Briefcase Will Look in 100 Years
English bridle leather doesn’t just endure — it improves. Here’s what the Wallace, Habermas, and Woodhull look like over a century of real use, and why that changes how you think about value.
-
The Only Part of a Journal I Write
A leather journal with an embossed cover, stitched spine and snap strap, in dark and tan. The maker finishes half the book; the owner writes the rest.
-
A Leather Valet Tray
A leather valet tray is one flat piece of leather taught to hold a shape. Leather weight, corner choices, a step-by-step build and the finish that lasts.
-
Repairing a Torn Strap End
A torn leather strap end can be spliced back into service. Judge the leather, skive a long lap, saddle stitch it, and know when a rivet will do the job.
-
Restoring Sun-Faded Leather
Sun-faded leather can often be brought back, though not always the way people hope. Why it fades, what conditioner can fix, and when the only answer is dye.
