Showing posts with label mens leather bag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mens leather bag. Show all posts

Jan 17, 2012

Saddle Bag Satchel - Basket Weave Design



Saddle Bag Satchel - Basket Weave Design  -   $195.00



This bag wasn't just meant to be just a hatch for personal belongings on the trail but as well as a protector for those things against the outside world.

I give you the Saddle Bag Satchel.


This bag took me over 10 hours to finish. Every detail, every cut and every stitch was done by hand.




This bag can be used as a saddle bag, a motorcycle bag, bicycle bag, backpack accessory , or your side person. Comes with a two inch wide adjustable strap. The strap can be used as a strop, tie-off, extra strap or a belt.




Dimensions:
10 inches Wide
11 Inches High
3.5 Inch Gusset (Wide)

Material:
9-10 Oz Oak Leather
3-4 Oz Strap Leather
Natural Hickory Oak Dye
Copper Rivets
Nickle Plated Buckle (One Inch)
3/4 Inch D- Ring Pin It

Jan 15, 2012

Creation and Designer Tips



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Believe it or not I put a lot of passion and stress into designing a new item for ML Leather. One of the main things I try to focus on is the key role of this item in someones life. I am a firm believer on if it is not useful its useless. To some folks that is just a crazy thought but believe it or not there are millions of other people out there who live on less than a dollar a day and do not "Store up stuff in Barnes" .


So here is some tips and thoughts on designing things that you may be wanting to create. The example I am going to use is one of my favorite products. The Nomad Satchel

1) Inspiration
Find something that sparks your interest in the project. For me it was the idea of a person being able to transfer his most precious items from a motorcycle, a horse or even a bicycle and wear it as a hip bag.

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2) Be artsy.
You are not perfect so why does your creations have to be. I mean work towards the goal of being satisfied with your final project but don't be so anal on symmetry or perfect stitching. I believe it gives character to the item and something so much more personal then some machine made item.







3) Think of Use/Multi Use
As I stated before If it doesn't have a use it is useless. So come up with ideas of how the project your working on could be used. For Instance; some people see a piece of rope just as is. But some folks see it as a fire starter, guitar strap, entertainment, Luggage strap, jewelry, etc.
Keep an open mind.

4) Simplicity
I am a very detailed kind of guy. I am also very complicated. But once I realized how simple life really is I realized that if I spend all my energy on focusing on that simplicity I can pass that on to other people. It make people happy once they realize how simple something is. Make others happy. Its a great thing to pass along.


5) Use every resource/ Don't Waste.

Would you throw away a package of vegetable seeds that couldn't be used this planting season? Hell no! You would keep them for the next season.
Whatever you have that you don't think you could use, find a use. For Example, when I first started leather working I had boxes and boxes of scrap leather and half the time I would throw them away or give them to buddies who were into the same craft. Then one day I snapped out of my American way of thinking and figured out how to make zippo cases, bracelets, apparel, etc out of scraps I would have thrown away!
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Jan 11, 2012

Saddle Bag Satchel




Flashback: In 365 AD the first Saddle was invented by the Sarmatians.
Several generations later the first motorcycle which was invented in the late 1800s by Sylvester Howard Roper

This was my inspiration for this bag. The thought of how these folks would have traveled. 
How they would have carried their personal items which were sacred to the, in some way shape or form.

This bag wasnt just meant to be just a hatch for personal belongings on the trail but as well as a protector for those things against the outside world. 



I give you the Saddle Bag Satchel.


This bag took me over 8 hours to finish. Every detail, every cut and every stitch was done by hand.
To Purchase This Awesome bag, visit my Etsy Shop


Dimensions:
10 inches Wide
11 Inches High
3.5 Inch Gusset (Wide)

Material: 
9-10 Oz Oak Leather
3-4 Oz Strap Leather
Natural Hickory Oak Dye
Copper Rivets
Nickle Plated Buckle (One Inch)
3/4 Inch D- Ring




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Jan 7, 2012

Brown Leather Messenger Bag



















Brown Leather Messenger Bag

This well padded laptop bag is great for the office, school or travel. Its beautiful soft oil tanned Leather is padded with lambskin and 1.4 inch cotton foam.

Has TWO inside pockets made to fit large or small Laptop or Electronic Tablets (ex. ipad/ipad 2/kindle/etc).

Main Pocket is large enough to carry camera/books/video camera/ etc. FIVE smaller pockets for phone/iPhone/ pencils/ wallet/or any other smaller object you can think of.

Specs:
* 2 visible d-rings (to allow different positioning of the strap, or if you wanted to add things such as keys , water bottle(s), utility pieces, etc

* Adjustable 2 inch strap with nickle plated industrial SLIDERS to adjust attachment. This allows the strap to be used for multi purposes such as a belt, tie-on, strop, etc.

And if that doesn’t wet your whistle it also comes with a adjustable Shoulder pad for those long walks on the beach or highway (your preference).

* Extra pocket on the back of the bag for stuff like pens chargers, newspapers, notebooks etc.

* And as all of our other products WEATHER RESISTANT!

* Lined and padded Tobacco Tanned Goat skin and 1/4 Foam

* Oil tanned Leather - gives these top grain cowhides a beautiful uniform surface thats soft and durable. Oil tanned hides are distinguished by they're flexibility and soft waxy feel.





Dimensions:

WIDTH - 15.5 inches
HEIGHT - 11.25 inches
DEEP - 3.25 inches


Materials used:
Mocha Oil Tanned Leather
White Sinew (Full Grade, no splits)
Copper Buttons
Copper Rivets
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