Full-Grain Leather Tote

Shuunnya Gear

Full-Grain Leather Tote

One 2 mm full-grain panel, one body seam, 14 L that computes from its own dimensions.

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The Shuunnya promise

A tote cut from one panel of measured full-grain hide, stitched so a cut thread cannot unravel the seam, with the grade proved under a microscope rather than printed on a tag.

  • 2 mm full-grain hide, ISO 2589, one body seam instead of four
  • Grain uncorrected by ISO 17131, never bonded or PU sold as leather
  • Vegetable tanned, chromic oxide nil, chrome VI under 3 mg per kg
  • Handles hand saddle-stitched and riveted at four anchors

Details

A structured tote cut from a single 2 mm full-grain vegetable-tanned panel, so the body has one seam instead of four. The name claims full-grain and the claim is the expensive part, so here is what it means and what stands next to it on the shelf. Full-grain is the outer surface of the hide, pores and healed scars intact, nothing sanded off. It holds the tightest fibre in the hide, which is why 2 mm of it stands up unsupported. Top-grain is the same surface buffed away and refinished, which loses the strength and gains a uniform face. Genuine leather is a rung below that: a split from the lower half of the hide, sanded and embossed with a grain it never had. It is the second-worst of the four grades and the word is chosen because it reads as a promise. Bonded leather is the last: ground scrap and dust glued onto a fabric backing, sold under names like leatherette and PU leather, and it delaminates at the fold inside a year. None of the lower three appear anywhere on this bag, and the grade is confirmed by microscopy to ISO 17131 rather than asserted. The handles are saddle-stitched by hand and riveted at both anchors, because a handle tears out when the bag is lifted heavy, which is when handles are always tested.

  • Single-panel 2 mm full-grain vegetable-tanned body, thickness to ISO 2589
  • Grain uncorrected and unprinted, ISO 17131 on a sample from every hide
  • Chromic oxide nil by ISO 5398, hexavalent chromium under 3 mg per kg by ISO 17075-1
  • Hand saddle-stitched handles in waxed linen, riveted as well as stitched at four anchors
  • Solid brass feet and rivets, no plated zinc that flakes at the rim
  • Removable 3 mm base board, 12 oz cotton canvas lining, both replaceable
  • Tensile strength to ISO 3376 and tear load to ISO 3377 on the body hide
  • No bonded, PU, split or corrected-grain leather anywhere, including the trim
  • The hide arrives pale and matt, turns amber where light and hands reach it inside six months, and darkens fastest at the handles. It marks. A bag that cannot be marked is a bag that is coated.

Product information

Leather and hardware
Body
2 mm full-grain vegetable-tanned cowhide, single panel, ISO 2589
Grade
Full-grain, grain uncorrected, ISO 17131 microscopy
Tannage
Vegetable. Chromic oxide nil by ISO 5398
Hexavalent chromium
Below 3 mg per kg by ISO 17075-1, per lot
Strength
Tensile to ISO 3376, tear load to ISO 3377
Lining
12 oz cotton canvas, removable and replaceable
Thread
Waxed linen, hand saddle-stitched at the handles
Hardware
Solid brass feet and rivets, no plating
Size and layout
Dimensions
36 x 30 x 13 cm
Capacity
14 L, which is exactly what 36 x 30 x 13 cm computes to
Laptop
A 14 inch machine lies flat against the back panel
Handle drop
23 cm, shoulder carry over a coat
Weight
1.1 kg empty, of which about 610 g is the body hide
Inside
One zip pocket, two slip pockets, key leash, 3 mm base board
Repairs and care
Handles
Replaceable, restitched to the same anchors
Lining
Removable and replaceable
Spares
Handles, feet and linings for five years
Care
Neutral cream twice a year, keep out of direct sun
Regulator
No BIS specification covers a leather tote. Grade, thickness, tannage and strength are all pinned to ISO methods at a NABL-accredited leather lab

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