W&S Wren & Saw Leather · Bozeman, Montana Commission a piece

Bozeman, Montana · Made to Order

Handmade leather goods, cut to order.

Full-grain belts, bifold wallets, dopp kits and key fobs, built one at a time in Bozeman, Montana — with monogramming and a conditioning balm for the years after.

Commission a piece See the pieces

The Line

  • IFull-grain belt
  • IIBifold wallet
  • IIIDopp kit
  • IVKey fob

Monogramming and conditioning balm available on every order.

Made to Order · I–IV

Four pieces, each built one at a time.

Nothing is cut until you ask for it, so the leather reaches you with its oils still in it. Tell us the piece, the finish and your initials; we take it from there.

A full-grain leather belt coiled on a workbench

I

Full-Grain Belt

Cut from a single full-grain hide, edged by hand and trimmed to the measurement you send us.

Monogram: on the keeper

An open bifold wallet on a leatherworker's bench

II

Bifold Wallet

Two panels, one clean fold, stitched along the spine and finished thin so it settles flat in a pocket.

Monogram: inside the note pocket

A leather dopp kit on a workshop shelf

III

Dopp Kit

Built to be opened wet and closed full, with a body that holds its shape on a shelf or in a bag.

Monogram: on the end panel

Small leather key fobs resting on a scrap of hide

IV

Key Fob

A folded loop, stitched and finished smooth at the edges so it wears well in a pocket — the easiest place to start.

Monogram: on the drop, one letter

Monogramming

Initials, struck into the leather.

Choose up to three letters. We set them before the final finish, so the stamp sinks into the leather rather than sitting on top of it.

Tell us the initials in the request card, and say where you would like them if you have a preference. If you do not, we place them where the piece calls for it.

ABCDEFGHIJKLM NOPQRSTUVWXYZ

A–Z, as it appears when struck.

  • Belts On the keeper
  • Bifold wallets Inside the note pocket
  • Dopp kits On the end panel
  • Key fobs On the drop, one letter

Care & Conditioning

The balm, and when to reach for it.

Leather dries the way skin does: slowly, in heated rooms and dry air. Conditioning is the simplest habit in the care of a piece, and the one that decides how the others age.

  1. 01Brush off dust and grit before anything else. A dry cloth — no water, no soap.
  2. 02Warm a small amount of balm between your fingers and work it in thin coats. More is not better.
  3. 03Let the piece rest overnight, then buff off whatever the leather has not taken.
Add balm to a request
A tin of leather conditioning balm open on a workbench
Balm, worked in thin coats with a soft cloth.
W&S

Conditioning balm, made for full-grain leather. Sold on its own or alongside any piece you order.

The Request Card

Tell us what you would like made.

Send the details below and we reply by email with questions about measurement, finish and monogramming — before anything is cut.

  • Full-grain leather belt
  • Bifold wallet
  • Dopp kit
  • Key fob
  • Custom monogramming
  • Leather conditioning balm

Send a request

The more you tell us, the better our first reply.

We reply by email from Bozeman, Montana.