Green Leather Framed Sewing Set

This leather-bound sewing case is a refined companion for life’s small mending moments. Wrapped in embossed green leather and lined with soft suede, it closes with a sturdy clasp that keeps contents secure and accessible. Inside, essential sewing tools are thoughtfully stored—ready for quick repairs or handiwork. Inside each kit are:  multiple lengths and colors of thread safety pins sewing needles a needle threader a small vial for holding needles a tape measure, with measurements in both inches and centimeters small sewing scissors a bodkin a braid of multicolor embroidery threads Hand crafted in Germany by a company with over 150 years of experience in fine leather goods, F. Hammann products are characterized by high-quality craftsmanship, durability, and attention to detail. Their leather bags and cases are exactly the kind of made-to-last durable goods that we seek out as purveyors. Shop our entire F. Hammann Collection for more utilitarian leather cases and kits. Materials: leather, suede Made by:  F. Hammann Made in:  Germany Specifications:  4.1" long x 3" wide x 1.4" high, closed 4.1" long x 6" wide x 1" high, open Care:  Leather is a natural product and requires regular care. Proper storage is important and prolongs the life of your natural leather products. If you maintain the leather regularly, it will develop a beautiful patina and last for a long time.  Always store your natural leather products in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated environment and avoid exposing them to excessive direct sunlight and moisture. Leather bags should be stored in a cotton bag or pillowcase when not in use. This allows the leather to breathe and protects it from dirt and moisture.  Further Reading:  Founded in 1864, F. Hammann Leathergoods is a fifth-generation family-owned company based in Offenbach, Germany. For over 160 years, they’ve been producing leather goods and personal travel accessories of exceptional quality using skills that have been passed on from generation to generation.  Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. To learn how mending and repairing your clothes contributes to a more sustainable lifestyle and contributes to the slow fashion movement, we invite you to read our "Make it Do: Sewing & Mending a More Sustainable Lifestyle" blog.