I wanted something super simple and minimal that I could slip into a bag or backpack but would still look nice carried around on it’s own.
I opted for a button stud closure which I’m a big fan of. It really simplifies the look while at the same time, giving a secure, quick, and easy closure.
The strap wraps around the back for a simple tuck and go system for smaller things like a phone, journal, magazine, etc. The laptop sleeve worked out well enough for me to make the iPad sleeve for my father in law.
wonderful.
let me know when i can buy one.
happy wintertime,
michael
what did you use for a liner?
No liner, the “rough” or suede side of the leather acts as a natural liner.
Wow Tep, this bag is really beautiful!
What a great design! – I’ve been searching for a simple leather portfolio that has a back strap. Add a strap at the bottom for easy holding (i.e. 4 fingers go through) and I’m sold. How much? Available when?
Wow, thanks for the interest peeps. Life is kinda crazy right now and unfortunately, I don’t have any time to be leathercrafting at the moment, but I will definitely consider remaking these and putting them up for sale. Maybe in a month or two? If you are genuinely interested, hit me up via email.
Just a poor intern in fashion at the moment (Toronto-based) but I’ll send you a line once I’m making the big bucks. This is on my want list. Top 10.
Cheers, thanks!
Yes.. I am also interested in buying one! Where/what is your email?
newgrassblog@gmail.com
Wow Teppei, those are exquisite! This post has genuinely sparked an interest in leathercraft, perhaps one day I’ll go forth and learn. Do you think a similar sleeve could be achieved for something of the thickness of an every day laptop?
Tep, These are amazing are you thinking of Iphone case?
I’m sure I could work something out