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British leather goods with a sporting lineage

Most of our leather goods take their names from the company's own history. The Explora rucksacks are named after the ball and shot gun we first made in 1903, and the Bishop shoulder bags after William Bishop, our London agent in the 19th century.

The Sutherland bags, named for the hunter James Sutherland, were conceived as safari kit bags and fold down for stowage, while the Bournbrook holdall, briefcase and wash bag carry checkering taken from a gun stock. We make these pieces in one of the last leathermaking factories of its kind in Britain, working in fine leather and buffalo hide that take on a patina with use.