leather
Why choose synthetic fibre when you can have leather? We’ve always said that. That’s why we like this Rapide saddlebag ($60). It straps right under your seat, which is nicely out of the way. It also comes with a little tool roll, which holds and organises anything you’d need out … Read More
Horse leather is naturally quite strong, which is good news if you’re serious about straight razor shaving, because this horsehide razor strop ($125) can handle a lot of action. Also, they get their leather from Horween, which is good news if you care about leather. The strop also features brass … Read More
If there’s one way, and only one way, to improve the great outdoors, it’s with whisky. Whisky can improve nearly anything. So, take your whisky outdoors with a whisky case ($145). It’s made from vegetable tanned leather in Oregon, and until June 21 they’d monogram ‘Dad’ on your case for … Read More
Sometimes classic is best. This rucksack ($225) doesn’t have much in the way of space-age fabric or complex design—it’s just a big, classic design, done in natural leather and waxed canvas. Sure, the canvas comes in a dozen colours, but that’s about as complicated as we’re getting here.
How do you make an embossed tag? Well, you need two pieces of cowhide, a suede string, two tie clips, and a letter-and-number punching set. It’s all in your embossed leather tag kit ($45). Now you can ditch that promotional tag/business card holder, or worse, the airline tag, and go … Read More
