Leathers and Thread

Buttero

A classic vachetta tanned Italian leather. It's firm, colors are vibrant, and ages gracefully. Works well as wallet exterior or interior. Firmer than Pueblo but slightly softer than Dollaro.

Colors from top left: natural, whiskey, chestnut, (color no longer produced), mahogany, chocolate, black, taupe, red, orange, yellow, green, olive , blue, violet, bordeaux

Buttero Leather Color Choices

Buttero Hatch

All the beauty of Buttero with an embossed luxurious texture. Firmer than Buttero and patinas at the same rate. Great for wallet exteriors

From top to bottom: Chestnut, Green, Blue, Natural

Pueblo

A textured Italian leather with color variation that smooths out after use. Softer than Buttero and works well for wallet interiors.

Colors, starting from top left: Natural, Whiskey, Walnut, Olmo, Tobacco, Dark Brown, Black, Grey, Red, Yellow, Pink, Olive, Aqua, Ortensia, Sapphire , Navy, Violet, Bordeaux

Pueblo Leather Color Options

Dollaro

A pebbled Italian leather that's firm and has great resistance against abrasion. Firmer than Buttero and Pueblo, it's excellent choice for wallet exteriors.

Colors, starting on top left: Natural, Whiskey, Brown, Red, Bordeaux, Black, Yellow, Orange, Green, Olive, Taupe


Dollaro Leather Color Options

Shell Cordovan

Shell Cordovan is the crown jewel of leathers—dense, durable, and impossibly smooth to the touch. Cut from a dense layer beneath the hide of a horse's hind, it wears in beautifully and carries a deep, natural shine that only gets better with time.

Colors from left to right: Unglazed, Whiskey, Olive, Burgundy, Cognac, Blue, Black

Vinymo Thread

Vinymo Thread is a bonded polyester thread that I hand wax to ensure the strongest stitch possible. Straight from Japan, this thread has a wonderful sheen and durability.