WILL LEATHER GOODS, the American luxury leather accessories company presents its latest “Found: Made in America” Collections featuring authentic Mexican tribal rug patterns as hand-woven by Navajo Indians thousand of years ago. Each OAXACAN BAG is inherently unique bearing such Zapotec weaving that includes natural elements such as berries, moss, tree bark and larvae, giving vibrant colors of reds, greens, browns and yellows.

THE OAXACAN DUFFEL BAG has dimensions 21″ x 12.5″ x 11.25″, spacious enough to bring all your stuffs for the weekend. Its top flap, made from vegetable dyed Oaxacan wool rub, is set with natural shrunken leather, top zipper closure, as well as detachable cross body strap and top handle.

Price: $495.00

From a small leather brand stand in Venice, CA under the name “Billy Belts”, the former Hollywood star BILL ADLER has shifted the company in Eugene, Oregon in 1981, to become a leading American men and women’s leather accessories brand globally known for high quality material and exceptional workmanship. Today, Will Leather Goods retails its classic-stylish belts bags, wallets, and other small accessories at Nordstrom’s, Sak’s Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Barney’s New York, and many boutiques across the world.

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I’ve ever covered a handmade leather goods producer from Florida, MAKR who’s renowned for their Herringbone Russet Angle Wallet. It’s a unique pocket cardholder with an angle cuts down to below the card line. That feature allows easy access to cards and folded cash.

This time, MAKR gives us a chance to have sneak preview to their new Tote Bag. It’s almost ready. The Tote has been in the works for a long time but due to random occurrences its release has been postponed. A tube bag/weekender bag will accompany the MAKR Tote Bag with the first release being in black wax wear and suede.

Pay attention and don’t miss it since the set will be out before holiday.

MAKR was founded by Jason Gregory who loves blending the tradition of handcraft with the contemporary. Four years ago while trying to make his own stylish camera bag; Jason experimented with laser and leather. He was working in an architectural firm owning an industrial laser to cut material for building models. Jason then developed his skill with laser and leather. He then constantly produced fashionable handcrafted wallet in only small quantities by smaller group of people in his family-owned-company, MAKR.

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