Bespoke Gallery
A piece made around you. From a favourite leather colour to dimensions and details that suit your everyday life, a bespoke commission starts with a conversation about what you need.
Explore a selection of previous commissions below, then get in touch with Rachel to discuss your own idea.
How to order a bespoke piece
Every commission starts with a conversation. You don’t need a finished design, just an idea of what you’d like and how you’ll use it.
- Share your idea. Contact Rachel with the type of piece you have in mind, any preferred dimensions, colours and useful reference images.
- Explore the details. Together, we’ll discuss the design, leather and practical features.
- Agree your commission. Before work begins, we’ll confirm the agreed design, price, estimated timescale and payment arrangements. After the initial project discussion, a deposit is required so that work can begin and materials can be ordered.
- Made for you. Your piece is then handcrafted, ready to become part of your everyday life.
Previous bespoke commissions
Hand-stitched oversized leather tote
- Petrol tumbled leather
- Minimal styling
- Matte black bag feet

Bespoke laptop tote with rolled handles
- Dark tan and petrol tumbled leather
- Interchangeable interior pockets for a phone, pens and laptop
- Felt-lined removable laptop sleeve that can also be used as a mouse mat
- 24-carat gold-plated bag feet
- Rolled handles

Tan leather laptop tote
- Tan tumbled leather
- External pocket
- Rolled handles
- Integrated phone, pen and laptop pockets
- Felt-lined laptop pocket

Personalised leather pen sleeve
- Black tumbled leather
- Initials embossed onto the tab
- Unlined

Large Elton crossbody and belt bag in bespoke colours
- Bespoke belt bag
- Black and white vegetable-tanned goat leather
- Natural lamb leather lining
- Bespoke dimensions


Slouchy crossbody tote
- Large slouchy tote bag
- Comfortable wide crossbody strap
- Super-soft forest green tumbled leather

Have something in mind?
Tell Rachel about your idea, how you would use the piece, and any preferred dimensions or colours. Reference images are welcome if they help explain what you have in mind.