Welcome. Corter Leather is a super-small, one man operation. Every product is 100% hand made by maker Eric Heins in a small apartment studio in Boston, Massachusetts. Each piece is designed in house, cut by memory, hand punched, and hand sewn. Templates are never made, so no two pieces perfectly alike. 

Custom Orders Due to overwhelming demand of stock items, Corter Leather is not able to take custom orders as of 5.20.2011. 

For available stock, please visit the shop. 

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Saturday
Jul172010

Used Gallery: 2 Years

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I made my mom this wallet for mother's day 2008 (purple's her favorite color). 

Now, over 2 years later, I finally got some time to snap a couple pictures of it. This piece is interesting becauseunlike most wallets I make, it doesn't get kept in a pocket. She carries it with her either in her hands,bag, or briefcase. This is what it looks like now.


The brightness of the purple has died down, and is now a deep, shiny plumb color. I love the character that the shell shows, yet there's not a single broken stitch, snag, tear, or serious scuff. I'm very happy to see this piece holding strong. 

DateSaturday, July 17, 2010 at 02:00PM |

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