Our pieces look simple at first glance
Simplicity is hard won.
PHILOSOPHY & PROCESS
Eight steps, one standard

PATTERN Β· PROTOTYPING
Every pattern begins with the leather. We draft around its natural strength, then cut, test and revise in micro batches. Samples live in pockets and walk through the day, so we can shape how the piece moves with you.
With Michel, Head of Design & Thuy, Head of Production β

CUTTING Β· SKIVING
Edges begin with a clean cut. We use dies for repeat precision and a blade for delicate curves. Skiving thins folds and seams so the profile stays slim, while strength remains where it is needed most.

ASSEMBLY
Adhesive work sets the structure before a single stitch is laid. We apply thin, even coats to pockets, folds and edges, then align to registration marks. Parts are pressed and rested so seams cure flat and true, ready for the needle.

STITCHING
Length, thread and tension change by position, and high-stress points are reinforced. Runs are straight and calm to the eye, so the seam disappears and the function remains.

EDGE FINISH
We sand, seal and finish in thin coats for comfort and protection. The final polish gives a soft lustre that echoes the leather's grain.

FORMING
Folds are trained with measured heat and pressure so the piece opens cleanly and closes without effort. Spring and memory are checked to keep shape through seasons of use.

HARDWARE
Titanium serves the Money Clip and Multi-tool. Brass completes the Key Organiser. Stainless steel powers the Clip Wallet. Holes are set true, threads tested and torque confirmed, so fittings stay secure yet easy to service.

QUALITY
Each batch returns to the master pattern. We look for even stitches, smooth edges, true corners and easy pocket entry. Every piece is wiped down, rested and checked again before packing.
What every piece carries
Clarity in form
Honest materials
Crafted for longevity
Repair when possible
Craft should feel effortless in use and precise up close. That is our promise on the bench and in your pocket


Wallets
Key Organiser