Custom Orders

Our own developed and tested catalogue is the starting point. Catalogue changes are normally considered case by case; not every request is feasible. Options may include leather colours, textures and finishes; nickel or brass hardware; names, runes, symbols or dates; strap and other small practical changes; embossed motif changes; and custom sizing.

Before purchasing, send the product link and the precise changes you want. We’ll assess any added cost and time individually. Clean, ready artwork—ideally vector artwork in black and white—may be usable as supplied. A reference that needs redrawing or adaptation, or an idea that needs artwork developed, may require separately quoted design hours.

For custom sizing, follow our measuring guidance and provide complete, accurate measurements. Pattern changes, extra materials or changes to decorative patterns and stencils scaled to a new size can add time and design cost.

Examples of catalogue customisation:

• Colour variations: Alternative colour combinations for an existing bag design.
• Texture variations: A different leather texture applied to an existing design.
• Size modifications: An existing scroll-case design adapted to a larger size.
• Straps and carrying options: Shoulder straps added to change how the bag can be carried.

Exceptional new designs are considered only when they fit our aesthetic and creative direction and may have potential for our future catalogue. We develop and test our own catalogue; we do not offer exclusive one-off commissions or operate as a general bespoke workshop. Developing a new design goes beyond making one item: pattern and prototype work, fit testing, and development of materials, colours and finishes can take substantial workshop effort. We invest in that development because a design may later be offered in our catalogue; new designs are non-exclusive.

NOT ALL YOU SEE OR THINK IS POSSIBLE
Some screen, game or film references may not translate into leather. Structure, materials and in-person fit can limit feasibility. We’ll advise honestly, suggest alternatives where appropriate, or decline. Workshop availability varies; busy periods may limit or pause acceptance of new custom work.

We develop and test our own leather catalogue, but some designs we made previously may no longer be listed. You can ask us to assess a specific earlier design. This is a request to revisit an existing workshop design, not a new commission or immediately available stock.

Reproduction is not guaranteed. We reassess whether the design can be reproduced, material availability, workshop schedule and price. Any quotation is individual and may differ from the original price.

1. Send an enquiry. Share a catalogue product link, previous-work reference or new concept, the changes you want, useful references and your desired date. Please don’t buy a standard product expecting unapproved modifications.
2. Workshop assessment. We review feasibility, design needs and workshop availability. We may decline a request; busy periods or seasonal workload can limit or pause acceptance of some or all custom work.
3. Individual quotation. If feasible, we quote the agreed scope, price and expected timing individually. Each product has its own manufacturing time; custom work may take longer than the standard product. Quotations are normally valid for 15 days. After that, the project and availability must be reassessed. A requested date is not guaranteed.
4. Confirm before purchase. Review the quotation and confirm the agreed details with the workshop before purchasing. Follow the ordering and payment instructions provided for your project. An enquiry is not an accepted order or payment commitment and does not reserve a production slot.

What your quotation covers

Every project involves professional work: personalised communication, technical assessment, design or pattern preparation where needed, materials, skilled making and workshop planning. The quotation reflects the work involved in your project, not only the finished object. Please ask us to confirm the scope before you agree to proceed.

Review the agreed specifications

Before confirming, carefully review the written product details, measurements, colours, finishes and requested changes. Ask us to clarify anything that is unclear. We will work from the specifications we have agreed together.

Custom pricing

Customising a catalogue item always costs more than its basic, ready-made stock version. Simple modifications that fit our normal workflow may involve a relatively modest additional charge; more complex requests require greater investment in design, development and skilled workshop time. You are commissioning experienced craftspeople whose main work is creating and selling our own designs. A custom project is an investment in craftsmanship and quality, not a low-cost alternative to a catalogue product. We assess each request individually and provide a carefully calculated quotation. Quoted prices are fixed and not open to negotiation. If the quoted budget is not suitable, we may not be the right fit for the project.

Custom and rush work is priced at the regular, non-discounted base price plus individually assessed custom work. Discount codes, sale prices, automatic promotions and requested additional discounts do not apply. A rush request for a date earlier than the regular schedule requires separate workshop approval; no requested date is guaranteed.

Quotations in euros

All quotations are issued in euros (EUR). If you use another currency, please check the equivalent amount yourself using the current exchange rate; we do not prepare quotations in customers’ local currencies. Quotations are valid for 15 days unless we state otherwise. After 15 days, the quotation expires and we need to review the project and issue a new one. The updated price may differ because it is based on our costs at that time, including leather, hardware, production supplies, electricity and other workshop costs.