Leather pencil case

Natural leather pencil case for your favorite stationery. Sketch, draw, take notes or conclude deals - your lucky pen or pencil will always be available in an elegant frame in the inside pocket of a jacket or in a handbag.

This product can be personalized with 2 - 3 embossed initials. Personalization is available in gold, silver or colorless.

PRODUCTION TIME:
- If the product in the selected color is available in stock at the time of placing the order, the order will be completed within 3 business days.
- If the product in the selected color is not in stock, the production time is up to 1.5 weeks.

For information about availability of the finished product in specific colors, please contact us by calling +371 2208 7727 or e-mailing [email protected]

PLEASE NOTE:
- The leather may have minor scratches, natural pigment marks, and slight color variations. The shade of the leather may also differ slightly from what you see on your screen, depending on your individual monitor settings.

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All of Lotte’s leather products are handmade by a master craftsman right here in Latvia, in our small but warm-hearted workshop. We believe that leather is a special and beautiful material, and we are grateful for its past life, so we use it as sparingly as possible.

Our products are primarily made from “Crazy Horse” leather – high-quality, thick cow leather (full grain), treated with natural waxes. Since leather is a natural material, it may have small scratches or imperfections. We make every effort not to place such “imperfections” in central areas, but please note that light scratches or marks may appear on the back or less visible parts of the product.

Everyday use only enhances the leather – scratches and friction change its color, creating rich tones and a natural “vintage” effect, making each product unique. The more the product is used, the more distinctive its pattern becomes.

To maintain the leather’s appearance and refresh its “vintage” effect, it can be lightly moistened, rubbed with a clean cloth, and finally polished with a wool glove, sock, or other wool item using linear motions until the leather becomes even and slightly glossy.