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The Tote Bag in Cognac was a birthday present. I cannot praise Explore Leather enough for its quality, uniqueness and the manner in which it has been professionally crafted. The recipient loves the bag and says it’s a “thing of beauty”. Thank you Explore Leather👍
I was looking for a leather card case, hopefully made in the UK. It was easy finding handmade cases but much harder finding them made in the UK. Finally stumbled across explorer leather which had exactly the quality I was looking for. Pictures do not do these products justice at all- amazing quality, perfect stitching, exemplary finish and clearly made by someone who cares about their craft. It will be hard to hand this gift over but I'll return to spoil myself. Arrived very quickly and very well packed. Exceeded all expectations- many thanks.
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