Tapestries, prints and tweeds.

Abreption.
This page for trade viewers only, is to show some of the things that can be done by combining prints, tapestries and tweeds, with leather.
Utilising our client's fabric we have over the years made many luggage pieces and bags.
Many of the fabrics will be instantly recognisable to those in that trade, so we feel that we do not need to tell you who the client's are. Suffice to say that the clients have enjoyed being able to display and sell our bag products in there own outlets and to their trade customers. For those of you wishing to turn your fabrics (or indeed purchased fabrics), into bags or luggage then we have the experience to help you.
Most of the pictures you are about to see are workshop photographs. Please take the time to scroll through.

Left side are 2 handbags, the red one is about 8" in height and has a zip opening in the top with one zip up pocket inside .
The floral bag, slightly larger and has a magnetic fastener and several internal compartments.
Right side 2 simple tote bags with a zip up pocket inside that runs the full width of the bag. These bags are made to take an A4 size folder.
The 3 shots below are all from the same fabric house.

The next 3 from left to right Polo tote bag, small bucket bag in clematis and Rambouillet tote bag.

These three handbags are made from a fabulous fabric, that has a loose silky image, that floats on the top of the body of the fabric itself. This fabric house use this style of handbag in several of their fabrics. And below a very large Gladstone bag made from one of their quilted fabrics.

This fabric house made use of three designs across a range of their fabrics and colour ways. Above left to right, blue shrivan rucsac, gold shrivan gladstone and gold aubrey bucket bag. Below left to right, red shrivan gladstone, red griffin rucsac and red aubrey gladstone. Finally bottom left to right, gold aubrey rucsac, bakhara stripe gladstone and red shrivan rucsac.

This collection made for a local to us tweed country clothing company utilising their own tweeds.

On the left timber racing bag and on the right another version of a cartridge bag made as a ladies day bag. These items made from loden fabric.

Another collection for a minor fabric house that includes a large gladstone, large kit bag, rucsac and wash bag. Made up in two colour ways, this red and a blue..