about leather

More than just vegetable-tanned

Vegetable tanning is a traditional method, but it is only the beginning. The density, the texture, and the way a cover ages are defined by the raw material and the tannery’s recipe. We don’t just use "leather." We curate a specific selection from historic Italian tanneries, so you can choose a cover that fits your daily use and aesthetic.

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Pueblo

Pueblo has a unique, slightly roughened matte surface that feels incredibly soft in the hand. Because of its open pores, it is the fastest to age—darkening and smoothing out rapidly with daily use to create a deeply personal patina.

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Buttero

Smooth, structured, and polished. Buttero is known for its deep, rich colors and clean surface. It holds its shape perfectly and develops a subtle, elegant shine over time. Ideal for a sharp, refined desk setup.

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Ghost Wax

A dramatic leather covered in a layer of white wax. As you use the cover, the wax slowly rubs off in areas of high friction, revealing the vibrant color underneath. No two Ghost covers will ever look the same.

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Dollaro

A sophisticated pebble-grain leather. Dollaro offers the same premium quality as Buttero but features a textured surface that is naturally more resistant to scratches and daily wear

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Freedom

An oil-waxed pull-up leather. When bent or stretched, the oils move beneath the surface, temporarily lightening the color. It feels incredibly rich and develops a rugged, personalized look very quickly.