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Leather manufacturing capabilities

Leather garments and accessories, made in our own factory in Sialkot, Pakistan by 140 people and checked at every stage.

Factory at a glance

Pieces per month
8,000
Leather sewing machines
85
Years exporting
5
Countries shipped to
12

How we make your order

Seven stages, in order. Each one has a check before the order moves on.

  1. Stage 1.Inspecting and grading

    Every hide is checked before it is cut, so flaws are found at the start, not in the finished piece.

    What we do

    • Check each hide for scars, grain marks and thickness variation
    • Grade hides by quality and sort them by colour lot
    • Keep matching hides together for one piece

    What we check

    • Grade and thickness recorded per lot
    • Colour match against the approved swatch

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  2. Stage 2.Cutting

    Patterns are laid out to use each hide well, and every panel is cut to the approved pattern.

    What we do

    • Lay out patterns by hand on graded hides
    • Cut panels with dies or knives to the approved pattern
    • Label every panel so sizes and shades stay together

    What we check

    • Panel size against the pattern
    • Left and right panels cut from the same hide

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  3. Stage 3.Skiving and edges

    Seams and edges are thinned before stitching, so seams lie flat and folds stay neat.

    What we do

    • Thin leather at seams and folds
    • Fold and glue edges ready for stitching

    What we check

    • Even thickness along each skived edge
    • No cuts or weak spots from over-skiving

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  4. Stage 4.Embossing

    Your logo and surface patterns are pressed into the leather before assembly.

    What we do

    • Press logos and patterns with heated plates
    • Test on an offcut before running the order
    • Emboss croc, snake and custom textures on request

    What we check

    • Depth and position against the sample
    • No scorching or grain damage

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  5. Stage 5.Stitching and assembly

    Panels are joined on dedicated leather machines, with inline checks on every line.

    What we do

    • Stitch with leather needles and thread chosen for the weight
    • Attach linings, zips, studs and other hardware
    • Assemble each style on a dedicated line

    What we check

    • Stitches per inch, and seam strength tested on samples
    • Hardware fixed and working

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  6. Stage 6.Waxing and finishing

    The finished piece is treated, cleaned and pressed to the surface look you approved.

    What we do

    • Apply wax, oil or dye finishes to match your sample
    • Paint or burnish raw edges and trim loose threads
    • Clean, press and shape each piece
    • Attach your labels and hang tags

    What we check

    • Finish and colour against the approved sample
    • Even edge colour and width
    • Surface free of marks and residue

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  7. Stage 7.Final quality check

    Every piece is inspected against your specification before it is packed.

    What we do

    • Inspect each piece against your spec sheet
    • Measure key points against the size chart
    • Pack to your instructions and prepare export documents

    What we check

    • Measurements within tolerance
    • Random pull for a final audit before shipping

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Equipment on the floor

The machines behind your order, grouped by what they do.

Production equipment, number of units and use
EquipmentUnitsUsed for
Leather cutting tables8 unitsHide layout and panel cutting
Hydraulic die-cutting presses4 unitsRepeat panels and small parts
Leather sewing machines85 unitsSingle-needle, double-needle and post-bed stitching
Skiving machines6 unitsSeam and edge thinning
Embossing and logo presses3 unitsLogos, croc and custom textures
Edge-painting and burnishing machines4 unitsRaw edges on belts, wallets and bags
Hardware setting machines10 unitsStuds, snaps, rivets and eyelets
Finishing and pressing stations12 unitsWaxing, cleaning, pressing and shaping

What you can specify

Choose the leather, the finish and the label. We make it to your specification.

  • Leather and materials

    • Full-grain, suede, nubuck and patent
    • Cowhide, lambskin and hair-on hide
    • Faux leather, wool and cotton blends
  • Surface and decoration

    • Croc and snake embossing
    • Tooling, embroidery and patchwork
    • Studs, fringe and cut-work
  • Construction

    • Fully lined, half lined or unlined
    • Quilted, padded and reversible styles
    • Custom pattern and grading in your size set
  • Private label

    • Woven and leather labels
    • Hang tags and care labels
    • Polybags and cartons to your packing guide

From inquiry to shipment

Typical time for each step. We confirm exact dates in your quote.

  1. Inquiry

    We review your tech pack, reference sample or photo.

    1 to 2 days

  2. Costing

    You receive a price per style with material options.

    2 to 3 days

  3. Sampling

    We make a sample in your leather, colour and size.

    10 to 14 days

  4. Production

    Bulk starts only after you approve the sample.

    20 to 55 days

  5. Inspection and dispatch

    Final inspection, packing and export documents.

    3 to 5 days

Common questions

Short answers before you write to us.

What is your minimum order?

It depends on the product: 30 pieces per style for hair-on cowhide garments, chaps and kilts, 50 for most jackets and apparel, 100 for belts, gloves and knife sheaths, and 200 to 300 for wallets and keychains. Mixed sizes and up to two colours count together. Each product page shows its minimum.

How long does sampling take?

A first sample usually takes 10 to 14 days after we receive your tech pack and you approve the costing and materials.

How long does bulk production take?

From sample approval: 20 to 35 days for small leather goods such as keychains, wallets, belts and knife sheaths, 30 to 45 days for most jackets, apparel, gloves and bags, and 45 to 55 days for hair-on cowhide and hand-decorated styles. Each product page shows its lead time.

Can you work from a photo or a reference sample?

Yes. Send a photo or a physical sample with the sizes and quantities you need. We prepare the pattern and a sample for approval.

Can you use my own leather, hardware or labels?

Yes. You can supply materials, or we source them to your specification. We confirm both options in the quote.

Do you accept third-party inspections?

Yes. We welcome your inspectors or a third-party inspection company at any stage, including before shipment.

Send us your tech pack

Tell us the style and quantity. We reply with costing and a sampling plan.

What to send

  • A tech pack, reference sample or photo
  • Quantity per style and size set
  • Preferred leather, colours and trims
  • Your target price and delivery date