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Filling Pieces’ casual sneakers have a long tongue and come in a variety of fabric and leather uppers – woven, aniline, nubuck, full grain – different heel trims and colorways to suit just about every style.
Filling Pieces’ casual sneakers have a long tongue and come in a variety of fabric and leather uppers – woven, aniline, nubuck, full grain – different heel trims and colorways to suit just about every style.
Each of Dominator’s handmade leather bags is embellished with dramatic custom prints made by pyrogravure – the art of delicately burning the material to create a tattoo-like image. Also available as laptop sleeves and backpacks.
These handsome leather billfolds and portfolios are perfect for gearheads. Each one is made from recycled leather from luxury car seats, including BMWs, Audis, and Mercedes. Each is embossed with the make and model of the car it came from.
This bottle carrier from Walnut Studiolo is the perfect way to transport whiskey or wine, and a great gift for beverage aficionados. Handmade from vegetable-tanned leather and sustainably-harvested cedar. Includes 2 matching coasters.
Luxury leather goods maker Frye’s Logan backpack is made of pull up leather for that worn out look and is hand burnished. The medium one comes in brown and black while the large one comes in brown, dark brown and dark blue.
This laptop sleeve costs more than some laptops, but in return you get premium leather and lots of room for your other things. It has pockets, slots and straps for pens, cords, notebooks and more. Available in three colors and three sizes.
Most camera bags look so generic these days, but the CamCarry bucks the trend providing a beautiful handcrafted leather home for point-and-shoots and compact DSLRs. Hangs over your shoulder or around your waist for easy access.
If you found Whipping Post’s Military Duffle Bag cool but ultimately too bulky, perhaps its Roll Top Backpack will fit your needs. It’s also made from vegetable tanned leather and has two side pockets and an inner zippered pocket.
A beautifully handmade full-grain leather bag for your notebook, tablet, and other everyday gear. Finished with brass hardware, and lined with pigskin, each one is made to order. Choose from 14″ or 16″ in dark brown or tobacco.
Handmande by Lithuania’s StudioImpossibilis, this leather bicycle bag fits into the V-shaped opening in the center of most bicycles. It’s leakproof and durable, and weathering just makes it look better. Contact seller for size specs.
This throwback weekend bag is made of Swedish and Italian leather, and each tooth of its titanium zipper is individually brushed and polished for a smooth glide. More importantly, it will make you look like a 19th century doctor. Or a hitman.
A murdered out version of the all leather Air Force 1 homage Manual Industrial Products 01. As with all shoes in Hender Scheme’s Hommage collection, each pair is completely made by hand in founder Ryo Kashiwazaki’s workshop.
Available in three sizes, Bellroy’s Elements wallets are made of weather-resistant leather. They have a water-resistant zipper or pull tab enclosure, a key compartment and more. All three wallets come in black, brown or gray.
This amazing window display for Hermès was created by Thibault Zimmermann and Lucie Thomas aka Zim&Zou, who we’ve featured previously. While many of the objects are papercraft, the fox was made from leather.
Postalco’s Reversible Post Buckle Belt has a rough and a smooth side. Each cowhide strap is cut and colored by hand, and each buckle is carved by hand as well. Available in sand, brown or black strap with gold or silver buckle.
Handmade from premium Horween leather, Bronxton’s versatile roll-up case can hold up to seven tools, cables, watches, or other items, so long as they measure less than 8″ long. Available in your choice of colors.
This awesome bicycle has handcrafted leather wraps on its tubes, forks, mudguards, handlebars, seat, and chain guard. Finished with a large leather saddlebag, it’s part of a series of seven one-of-a-kind bikes from WILL Leather Goods.
Bros. Leather Supply Co.’s duffle bag is handmade out of vegetable tanned leather. It has three external pockets, a shoulder strap and a strap pad. You can also personalize the bag by having up to three characters debossed on it.
This sturdy leather bike accessory from Walnut Studiolo makes it easier to carry your bicycle lowering its center of gravity and allowing you to maintain a straight arm. It straps above the derailleur and below most water bottles.
This leather wallet is a welcome departure from the overly modern minimal wallets which seem to be everywhere today. While it’s still slim, it looks amazing, thanks to its hand dyed gradient pattern that’s reminiscent of the ocean.
Feit decks out its sneakers in all white. As always, each pair of the slippers, low cut and high cut shoes are hand sewn by one craftsman. Their cork foot bed topped with leather makes them ideal to be worn bare foot.
By focusing on finding durable materials and simple design and construction, Elliot Havok guarantees that its Quarter Century Belt will last as long as its name implies. Available in black or raw leather.
Brooklyn-based shop Design Unsanctioned pays homage to the borough’s architecture and history with this collection of accessories, which are made with brass and walnut – two materials that feature prominently in Brooklyn.
Low cut boots by Umberto Luce. They have a stonewashed leather upper, sandblasted toe and heels, latex insole, anti-slip inserts on the heels and a rubber and leather outsole. Available in four colors.
As its name implies, this leather backpack has two different faces. To switch between the two, simply unhook the straps from one face and hook them to the other. Available in nubuck, redrum and black leather.
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