Keep it long, treasure it long.

Careful making everywhere

Leamington Bucket Tote is a bucket-shaped leather bag. There is enough depth that makes it easy to carry luggage. By pulling the leather strap on the edge, the mouth of the bag is tightly squeezed and you can enjoy a different impression.

Inside, you can feel a careful creation with navy fabric. It has an inner pocket with and without a zipper, and the main space is large enough to hold even a folding umbrella. The bag has a round bottom, so it won't hurt if you hit your body when you put it on your elbow. Behind the bottom, there are metal parts that prevent the bag from getting dirty.

Leamington Bucket Tote can be used not only as a casual bag but also as a commuting bag. It is a bag you want to use while enjoying the texture and color of cow leather.

Glossiness woven by leather

The material used is shoe leather, Italian calf, which is usually used as a lining for luxury shoes. Speaking of a leather bag, you can feel the weight of the leather, but shoe leather, which has been used as a lining, is thinner and lighter than ordinary leather. The leather surface used on the front side is treated with vegetable tanning and aniline dyeing, and is polished with natural wax and stone polish followed by wrinkling to give a glossy sheen and a smooth feel. Leather with unique wrinkles and different color unevenness will appear more and more as you continue to use it.

Luxury, durable enough to withstand heavy loads, and aging. Leather has always fascinated people with the unique characteristics of materials. Tusting leather bags made by British tanners are packed with tannery-specific techniques and commitment to leather.

Tanners make leather products

Tusting was founded in Northampton in 1875, the sacred land of the British leather industry. The Tasting family is now being replaced by the 5th generation owner and has been a family business since its inception. Initially started as a tanner tanning leather. For 130 years, it has supplied the finest leather to numerous British luxury leather shoe brands such as Church and Crockett & Jones.

In 1990, Tusting, which received a high reputation as a tanner, launched its own brand and started to accept OEMs for companies with royal warrants. From 2009, we will start manufacturing items using shoe leather used for shoe lining. Shoe leather was not used on the front side of the product due to its thinness and uneven color, but it was commercialized as a bag taking advantage of its high durability. Speaking of high-end leather bags, the thickness and weight of the product was always the case, but with the passage of the times, the desire of casual, light and easy-to-hold bags for people has made Tasting leather a leather representative of England. Has become known.