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Support local: Leather makers in Kuala Lumpur

Leather crafting is by no means new in Kuala Lumpur, but it’s hard to say that it’s well-known to the average consumer. Still, the sheer number of leather boutiques far outweigh the small, independent makers. Options are plentiful and accessible to everyone, keeping leather makers in Kuala Lumpur and their craft out of sight.

Yet these homegrown labels are experts in the industry and some have at least a decade of leather-crafting experience. They put up high-quality leather goods for sale on their website. Everything is handmade, which makes it even more exclusive, unique, and even customisable.

Those looking for a hands-on experience can sign up for the many crafting workshops often made available to the public. Attend these classes (with a small fee) and craft a small leather item to bring home for yourself or as gifts for the loved ones.

Whether its to make a purchase or to make your own, these leather makers in Kuala Lumpur may have what you’re looking for.

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Convoy Co.

Convo co. is a homegrown brand founded in 2013 on the principle of creating well crafted utilitarian objects. Everything is made from scratch in their industrial design studio, using materials and hardware that promises utility and durability. Their minimalistic Instagram shots don’t go unnoticed, it’s no wonder the account has garnered over 100k followers.

Convoy Co. 

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Leatologie 

What started out as a personal interest for small groups of individuals has blossomed into an established leather goods brand. These dedicated individuals focus on handcrafted genuine leather while keeping the designs simple and timeless. While they don’t hold leather crafting workshops, you can still purchase leather goods on their website and customise it with their name stamping service.

Leatologie

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Pesakraf

Founder and leather craftsman, Faisal Mohamed produces high-quality leather goods made with specially-sourced leather. He creates them by hand, with both traditional and modern tools, as well as age-old methods and techniques that he mastered throughout the years. Those that are interested in making their own leather goods can contact the studio for private workshops.

Pesakraf

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Ox Leather Goods

Ox Leather Goods sets itself apart from the other brands by specialising in accessories. Think along the lines of bracelets, chains, wallets, purses, caps, and cardholders. They’re known for zooming into the tiniest details such as beads, obvious stitching, and prints in their designs.

Ox Leather Goods

 

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Attached Leather Co.

You’ll be crafting leather like a pro after attending one of Attached Leather Co.’s workshop. The company is started by a couple, Faiz Rosli and Ayu Lamien who were both from an architectural background. They make handcrafted leather goods such as card cases and wallets, and at the same time hold workshops under 34.

Attached Leather Co.

 

Support local: Leather makers in Kuala Lumpur

Jolin Lee

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Unlike most modern-day millennials, Jolin does not need caffeine or alcohol to power through the day (and night). Her eye for beauty is as sharp as her eyeliner flick, and she can spot your unblended eye makeup from a mile away.


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