This small, fine leather case contains a basic set of sewing utensils for use at home or on the go for small sewing jobs: a pair of Solingen embroidery scissors, a thread puller, a needle quiver, a tape measure, four safety and four hand sewing needles, a needle letter, a threader, three color-sorted thread cards and a thread plaiter. The case is made of vegetable tanned cowhide, the tamponing - the coloring of the leather surface - is done by hand and creates the impression of a light marbling on the leather.

The “Fine leather goods factory” Franz Hammann based in Offenbach (one of the German centres of leather goods manufacturing) is one of the oldest leather manufacturers in Germany. The family-owned company has been producing high-quality leather goods and travel accessories for five generations. The Hessian leather goods are as sophisticated as they are durable; some models require the use of old special machines. Hammann has decades-old experience in leather crafts, especially in producing leather bags and cases complete with frames and handles. Precise workmanship and high-quality materials play an even more significant role here than in leather crafts anyway. To ensure the quality of its leather products, Hammann produces at its headquarters (and has done so since 1864) while processing exclusively full-grain leather of European origin. Locks and fittings are made in Germany. Here too, the details make the difference: all locks and fittings are milled from solid brass and alloy steel and get polished by hand. You might recognize the mirror-bright surfaces featuring a shine that “drum-polished sheet metal parts” could never give off.