Hotels & Restaurants
Corporate & Boardroom
For branding agencies
You will be judged on how the logo sits on the leather. Not on the hide, not on the stitching — on whether the mark looks like it belongs there or looks like it was applied afterwards.
1983
Manufacturing in Johannesburg
2,000
Units for the G20 Summit
3
Marking methods, sampled first
BEE L2
Certified supplier
Blind emboss suits a crest or a simple wordmark and ages beautifully. Foil stamp holds a fine mark and reads at a distance. Debossing gives depth to a heavier logo. The right choice depends on the artwork, not on preference.
Send vector artwork and we will tell you which method holds it — and where it will lose detail before you present it to the client.
We are the factory, so the piece you present is the piece produced. Sampling before production means your client approves the physical object rather than a render.
We work behind agencies routinely. Our name does not need to appear on anything unless you want it to.
Foil stamping holds fine detail most reliably; blind embossing suits simpler crests and wordmarks. Send vector artwork and we will advise before you present to the client.
Yes. A branded sample is produced and approved before the full run begins.
Yes, routinely. Nothing carries our name unless you ask for it.
Vector artwork, the piece and rough quantities. We will tell you what the leather will hold before you take it to the client.
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