Right now, we make custom leather covers specifically for Hemlock & Oak planners. This includes the following: Hemlock & Oak Daily Duo Hemlock & Oak Daily (dated and undated) Hemlock & Oak Weekly Vertical (dated and undated) Hemlock & Oak Weekly Horizontal (dated and undated) Hemlock & Oak A5 and B5 Minimalist Hemlock & Oak Weekly and Daily (dated and undated) We have also recently extended orders for the following sizes: A5 (Hobonichi Cousin and similar) Standard TN (made to fit the Faded Chronicle TN and similar) B6 (Wonderland222, Papertess Deigns, Aura Estelle, Faded Chronicle, etc) If there’s a planner you’d love a cover for, send us a message—we’re always open to suggestions!

Why Our Leather Costs More – and Why It's Worth It We use vegetable-tanned, full-grain Italian leather — and that makes a big difference in quality, durability, and how your cover ages over time. Genuine Leather vs. Full Grain Leather • Genuine leather is a misleading term — it's actually lower quality. It’s made from leftover layers of hide after the top (and strongest) layer has been removed. It's often heavily processed and doesn't last nearly as long. • Full-grain leather is the highest quality leather available. It comes from the top layer of the hide and includes all the natural grain. It’s stronger, more durable, and develops a beautiful patina over time. Vegetable-Tanned vs. Chrome-Tanned • Vegetable-tanned leather is tanned using natural plant-based tannins, a traditional and time-intensive process. It takes several weeks but results in leather that's more eco-friendly, firm yet flexible, and ages beautifully. • Chrome-tanned leather, which is used in most mass-market goods, is processed in just a day using harsh chemicals. It’s quicker and cheaper but doesn’t last as long and often lacks character. Why It Costs More • We source ethically made, premium Italian leather. • Every piece is hand-stitched and made to order. • Vegetable tanning and full-grain quality add cost—but they also mean your leather cover is built to last for decades, not just a few years.

Yes, every cover we make is handmade, hand-stitched, and made to order. We cut, shape, punch, and stitch each piece by hand—no sewing machines involved. This process takes time, but it ensures that every item is crafted with care, precision, and lasting quality.