Texture, Tone and Detail
Materials & Sourcing
Materials and finishes shape the character of a piece. Use this guide alongside the product images and descriptions when choosing from the collection.
What to Look For
Surface Texture
Look closely at the product photographs to see the appearance of the surface. Smooth and textured finishes create different looks; the image alone does not establish a leather grade.
Explore: the tote and holdall
Color and Finish
Cognac, chocolate, tan and chestnut bring warmth to the Everyday Edit. Color can appear slightly different across screens and lighting, so compare the available images before choosing.
Explore: the wallet and crossbody
Product Specifications
Check the product description for confirmed material details. If leather grade, tanning method or origin matters to your choice, contact us for clarification before ordering.
For details: see the individual product page
Beyond the Leather
Hardware
Compare the shape and tone of the zips, clasps and buckles in the product images. Metal composition and brand details should be confirmed for the particular product.
Thread
Stitching is part of the appearance and construction of a piece. Look for the visible stitch details in the images; thread material and stitching method vary by product.
Linings
Interior features and lining details should be checked on the individual product page. Contact us if you need an interior view or a specification that is not shown.
Find Your Everyday Piece
Explore the collection, compare the shapes and colors, and ask us about any detail that matters to you.
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