White-Label Leather Range
Our white-label leather collection allows you to put your own brand on beautifully crafted, locally made leather goods – without the hassle of in-house production. Each piece is produced in our workshop with meticulous attention to detail, using premium full-grain leather and durable fittings.
Our range includes:
- Duffle Bags & Weekenders
– timeless travel essentials - Cooler Bags & Tiffin Carriers
– functional, stylish outdoor companions - Aprons & Utility Straps
– perfect for hospitality, chefs, or artisans - Menu Covers, Folders & Journals
– designed for lodges, restaurants, and brands - Custom Projects – we can design and manufacture to your specifications
We offer customization options such as laser engraving, embossing, foiling,
and DTF printing, so your brand stands out on every piece.
Collections
Leather terminology
Full Grain Leather | This refers to sides or hides that have not been sanded/ buffed/ snuffed to remove imperfections or natural marks. The grain of the leather remains in tact
Corrected Grain Leather | This means that the leather has been buffed/ sanded to remove defects like tick and scarf from the surface thus improving the selection of the material.
Aniline Leather | Leather has been dyed with soluble dyes, the result is that the leather retains its natural grain surface.
Pigmented Leather | this means that a layer of pigment is applied to the surface of the leather. The pigment gives the leather a uniform appearance. Pigmented leathers tend to be more durable.
Chrome Tanned Leather | Produced using a solution of chemicals acid and salts to dye the leather. This is the most common quick and mass produced way used today.
Vegetable Tanned Leather | Is a method of tanning and is called vegetable tanned because of the natural material used in the tanning process like tree-bark. Vegetable tanning or veg tan as its sometimes called is one of the oldest methods that known to man.
Milled Leather | Refers to part of production where the leather is put into a large milling drum and then rotated.
Suede | Leather is produced from the under layer from the hide that has been split. The split is aniline dyed and buffed to create a velvety effect.