
Carried for decades, not seasons.
Full-grain leather goods, crafted in Istanbul and answered for in Los Angeles.
True of every piece.
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Full-grain leather
Not sanded back, not split, not embossed.
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Made to be repaired
Seams resewn for life, at no charge.
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Istanbul, then Los Angeles
Handmade in one city. Answered for in the other.
Three things, done properly.
Los Angeles and Istanbul
The edit. Which pieces make the collection, what they cost, and who they are for.
The bench. Hides chosen and cut, seams sewn by hand, edges finished before anything leaves the workshop.
Three ingredients.
Hide, thread and hardware. Everything after that is a decision about how long the piece should last.
Vegetable-tanned leather
Full-grain cowhide tanned with eco-friendly agents and finished with a water-based natural cream. It arrives pale and firm, then spends years darkening into a color that belongs to you.
What full-grain means —
Kutnu & waxed thread
Braided cord, waxed and prepared for hand sewing, so the stitching beds in and tightens with time. Inside many pieces: kutnu, a silk-cotton cloth woven on hand looms.
How it is sewn —
Uncoated brass
Left unplated, it ages to a deep umber and keeps pace with the leather. On some pieces the clasps are hand-cut from horn instead.
The hardware —If a seam ever gives,
we repair it.
Forever. Free.
Hardware is repaired or replaced free for two years, and at material cost after that. Small parts we post out — only stitching work makes the trip.
How repairs work —Where the pieces go.
Los Angeles InternationalThe Eta Tote
Beverly HillsThe Derin Crossbody
Manhattan BeachThe Mata Crossbody
MalibuThe Kipe Shoulder Bag
West HollywoodThe Kelis Clutch
The check-inThe Sırta Backpack
The deskThe Deta Briefcase
The long lunchThe Hota Wallet
The long weekendThe Lav Backpack
Beverly DriveThe Rula Tote
The market runThe Sofa Belt Bag
Downtown, at duskThe Monbir Bucket Bag
Made in Istanbul. Worn everywhere.
A short list of pieces, no middlemen, and one place to send it back to.
Our story —




