About
Who are you?
Short answer: A small seller, not a factory. We buy from one workshop in Guangzhou that quotes every style in three build grades, we photograph each piece before it ships, and we publish what we can measure rather than what a factory name implies. Checked on 2026-10-29.
The short version
- We are
- a seller
- Team
- 2 people
- Workshops
- 1 today
- Styles
- 8 in stock
What we actually do
We pick styles, we argue with one workshop about leather and hardware, we photograph the unit that is about to ship, and we ship it. That is the whole business. We do not run a factory, and we do not claim to.
Being a seller is the part most sites in this trade hide. We put it in the first sentence because it changes what you should expect from us — and what you should not.
Where do we actually sit?
Zhanxi wholesale district, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou — the block where the workshops and the leather traders are, which is why we can walk a piece back to the bench when something is wrong. The dispatch address printed on your order page is the workshop's own; we do not invent a US warehouse, because we do not have one. Two people, one workshop, no showroom: that is the whole footprint.
What can we actually do?
Three grades, priced apart
Every style is quoted at three build levels by the same workshop, and each price is published. Standard to flagship runs roughly $100–$250 apart.
Photograph the actual unit
Photos and a short video of your piece, with hardware weighed and stitching counted, before it ships.
Publish the numbers
Canvas tone, hardware weight, stitch density, price per grade — the things that can be checked twice, not adjectives.
Where we are weak, we say so on the page: shoes are the worst category in this trade, and we tell you that before you order a pair rather than after.
What do we refuse to do?
Claim a factory name
Workshop nicknames are used by sellers who are not the workshop. We name one only when it confirms the batch we hold — see sourcing.
Publish someone else's photos
No competitor image goes on a product page. If we do not have our own photo of a piece, the page says photographs are pending.