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Leather manufacturing · Mexico

Your next leather line. Made in Mexico.

Bring leather production closer to your US or Canadian market. Define your product, review the sample and plan a manufacturing project around your brand’s requirements.

Hands working on a black shoe mounted on a shoemaking last.

Start with the product.

From everyday carry to footwear and branded gifts. Each category starts with its own construction, material and finishing decisions.

Brown leather zip bag with stitched exterior pockets on a neutral background.

Leather bags

Develop a bag around how it will be carried. Define the silhouette, internal organization, closure and handle construction before choosing the final leather.

Close-up of a brown leather backpack handle and zippers against wooden boards.

Leather backpacks

Start with the load and the way the backpack will be worn. Specify capacity, opening, compartments and strap construction so the sample can be reviewed for its intended use.

Natural tan leather belt with a metal buckle resting on dark fabric.

Leather belts

Define the belt from the strap to the buckle. Width, thickness, size grading and edge treatment should work together, with the measurement method agreed before sampling.

Closed brown leather wallet with light edge stitching on a concrete surface.

Leather wallets

Small leather goods leave little room for vague specifications. Define the closed size, card layout, currency fit and finished thickness before approving the sample.

Brown leather jacket hanging from a wooden wall rack.

Leather jackets

A jacket starts with fit. Share the intended silhouette, size chart and leather hand feel, then use sampling to resolve movement, lining and hardware placement.

Close-up of brown leather lace-up boots above wooden floorboards.

Leather boots

Define the boot as a complete construction. Last, upper, lining, sole and size system need to be reviewed together, with performance requirements stated in the brief.

Brown leather card holder with edge stitching on a pale stone tabletop.

Leather accessories

Turn a small product into a clear specification. Define its function, dimensions, attachment points and branding before choosing materials and finishes.

Open brown leather journal with blank pages and a wraparound leather tie.

Leather corporate gifts

Plan a branded gift around the recipient and the occasion. Define the product, logo treatment, packaging and delivery requirements together.

From a clear brief to an approved product.

01 · Request a quote

Share your design, target quantity, destination and priorities. Include drawings or references when you have them.

02 · Develop the sample

Resolve dimensions, materials, branding and finish before approving the reference for production.

03 · Production

Agree on the order scope, quality criteria and delivery plan before the production commitment.

Does manufacturing in Mexico automatically qualify a product for USMCA treatment?

USMCA entered into force on July 1, 2020. Manufacturing in Mexico alone does not establish preferential eligibility: a leather product must meet its applicable origin rule and documentation requirements.
Source: USTR — USMCA agreementSource: International Trade Administration — USMCA overview

Clear decisions at every handoff.

Written specifications

Make materials, measurements and branding part of the brief.

Sample approval

Use an approved reference to define the expected result.

Agreed quality criteria

Set inspection points and acceptance criteria before production.

Put your next product on the table.

Share the product, quantity and destination. A useful quote starts with a clear brief.

Request a quote