October 02, 2026
Leather goods,
made slowly.
Bags and small goods, cut and stitched by hand in a three-person workshop in Lisbon.
Shop the releaseAutumn release
Each piece is made in a numbered run of 40. When a run sells out, it isn't remade.
How a tote gets made
About nine hours of hand work over three days.
Cut
Panels are cut by hand from a single hide, so the grain matches across the bag.
Stitch
Saddle-stitched with two needles and waxed linen. If one stitch breaks, the rest still hold.
Finish
Edges are sanded, dyed and burnished three times before the brass hardware is set.
Materials and care
Vegetable-tanned leather
Hides are tanned with plant tannins and darken with use. Wipe with a dry cloth and keep away from prolonged rain and direct heat.
Waxed linen thread
Two needles carry waxed linen through each stitch hole. Avoid soaking and let damp pieces dry at room temperature.
Brass hardware
Solid brass develops a darker patina with handling. Wipe with a soft cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners.
Notes from the workbench
From the workshop
September 18, 2026
What nine hours of stitching looks like
September 04, 2026
A bag's first year: care notes
Hear when the next run opens
One email per release, about four a year.
(Demo: nothing was sent.)