Simple leather cover for the standard size Moleskine notebook.

Adds an extra layer of protection and gives a more professional and refined appearance to the classic notebook.

We are only as good as our ideas and most great ideas begin on paper. Give yours the professional appearance and lasting protection they deserve with a hand made cover that will last.

Hand stitched from durable vegetable tanned leather that will age and patina beautifully with extended use. Great care is taken to finish the edges to a beautiful lasting shine. Each piece is hand dyed giving a each one unique look and allowing the character of the leather to speak through.

This can be made with or without a slit in the inner back cover to allow the elastic to slide through. This will wear out the elastic band of the notebook however, as it will require it to stretch further than intended.

Does not come with a notebook, only the cover.

Moleskine Cover

$75.00

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My products cannot be made from factory-dyed material because I need to soak the leather in water to sculpt and engrave it. Soaking leather in water ruins the dye, so I must dye it later on.

Hand dyed leather cannot be 100% consistent. Each hide and each area of each hide has a slightly different texture and density. Consequently, any given section of leather will take to the dye application slightly differently to any other.

Even more importantly, different screens display the same image slightly differently. This means try as I might, colors are tricky to communicate. Please look at a variety of items in my shop and ensure your screens brightness is turned up comfortably in a well lit room.
Leather is a natural material, the hide of a cow that lived a life in a field.

A range marking describes a scratch, a scar, a stretch mark, or otherwise acquired during the life of that animal.

To respect the value of that life, to reduce waste, and keep the prices of these products reasonable I use as much material as I can from each hide.

While a mark will never be allowed to impact the function or structural integrity of a piece, I do not discard every scar that comes across my cutting table.

I think such markings add character to a piece and honestly show the providence of the material. Some disagree.

Flawless leather may be requested but not guaranteed at no additional cost. Flawless leather may be guaranteed for 200% cost.
Each hide produced at a tannery is graded before sale. I purchase the best leather that I can but that grade is based on a moving curve.

An "A" grade hide is not a totally flawless hide, it is a hide in the top 20% of the hides in that batch of leather. If that batch is particularly bad a hide that might have been a B in the last batch will be an A in this one.

Moreover, a grade does not compare leathers from one tannery to another, only within the same tannery and batch.

The most important detail is the tannery itself. I chose Hermann Oak Leather in Springfield, Missouri USA, the longest running tannery in the states with an unmatched product that stands the test of time.

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