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Tan outside, dark brown straps, and a plaid lining that nobody sees until the flap goes up. The Wallace 2218 is English bridle leather on the outside and a pale tartan inside, a pairing that sits somewhere between a hunting lodge and a law office.
Wallace 2209 in chocolate English bridle leather, shown without front straps, with buckled straps and with a shoulder strap and pad. Marcellino NY.
The Habermas 1054 in black drum dyed Hermann Oak harness leather with black suede lining, a thick and heavy briefcase with brass Marcellino latches.
The weight-loss headline is familiar. The emerging neurological research on GLP-1 receptor agonists — dopamine pathways, addiction, mood — is a different story nobody has finished writing yet.
How long it takes to learn leatherwork depends on what learning means: the stitch in an afternoon, a trade in years, and the feel in the hands last of all.
The Habermas 2074 in Hermann Oak harness leather, a St. Louis hide first made for harness and wagon trains, left unlined with a brass latch built for lawyers.
The Habermas 2069 in black English bridle: the latch built for lawyers who were tired of the buckle, and how the bag is made, finished and cared for.