Image 1 — Just some stitching practice for the Skippers
Image 2 — Just some stitching practice for the Skippers
Image 3 — Just some stitching practice for the Skippers
Image 4 — Just some stitching practice for the Skippers
Image 5 — Just some stitching practice for the Skippers
Image 6 — Just some stitching practice for the Skippers
Image 7 — Just some stitching practice for the Skippers

Just some stitching practice for the Skippers

Bronson the skipper maker guy here,
I made this bag last week and thought yall would enjoy seeing it! I don’t actually do a ton of men’s bags and I always end up wanting to keep them for myself.

It’s made in Togo calf leather from Weinheimer tannery and accented with American alligator from American tannery. The inside is black suede.

u/Popular-Variation671 — 10 days ago

New togo tote bag I made!

I just finished my first project using Togo leather. It’s amazing to work with! The color is Ebene. I also used some left over alligator I had to accent it. They go so well together! It’s all hand stitched too. It took around 60 hours. I’m happy with how it turned out and just wanted to show it off!

u/Popular-Variation671 — 11 days ago
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A project I just finished!

It’s been a while since I’ve posted in here but this one is worth it!

It’s a gorgeous project I just finished up. It took around 80-100 hours. It’s made entirely from black Chèvre from Alran tannery. All hand stitched ofc. 45cm across the bottom. The white stitching really pops here.

u/Popular-Variation671 — 2 months ago
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Finished Bag Project

I just finished up this massive project! It took quite a while but I’m really happy with it.

It’s made entirely from black Chèvre from Alran. Saddle stitched of course. 45cm across the bottom. I’d say it took around 80-100 hours in total.

u/Popular-Variation671 — 2 months ago