A bag is a slow object.
We make them slowly.

From a single hide

We begin with a single hide of full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather from a third-generation tannery in Tuscany — a tannery that still uses oak bark and chestnut, the way it's been done for two hundred years.

One craftsman cuts the pieces by hand, marks the stitch line with a pricking iron, and sews every seam by hand using two needles and waxed Irish linen thread. It's slower than machine stitching. It's also stronger, more beautiful, and repairable for life.