Made to order
Passport case
1,300 EGP
Passpore wallet — Turkoise Made of natural cowhide skin Designed to carry 2 passports and 2 ID cards And you have an airtight copper lock They are made especially for you.
In the workshop since 2021
Leather that ages with you.
Every piece is cut, stitched and burnished by hand in our workshop. You choose the colour, size and initials — we make it.
Natural leather
Leather Machine Sewing
Made to order
Order on WhatsApp
The catalogue
Signature pieces
Every design can be personalised — colour, size and initials are yours to choose.
How it works
Three steps, all details on WhatsApp.
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Choose your piece
Pick a design, leather colour and size. Add initials if you'd like it monogrammed.
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Send it on WhatsApp
Your selection opens as a ready-written message — no account, no forms.
03
Made and delivered
We confirm the details, hand-make the piece, and agree the rest with you on WhatsApp.
The workshop
One pair of hands, one piece at a time.
Shady Elzregy started very small — his first pieces were rings, and leather came next. Today every piece is still cut, stitched and burnished by hand in the workshop, one at a time.
We work in natural leather, chosen by hand and worked slowly. Real leather takes on colour and a story over time instead of peeling, and nothing is mass-produced — each piece is made on its own.
From the workshop
Our designs and the details
Pieces from the workshop — each made to its own size and detail.
Made to order
Can't find exactly what you want? We'll make it.
Send a photo, a sketch, or just an idea on WhatsApp.
Start a custom orderThe collection
Made-to-order pieces. Choose colour, size and initials on the product page.
Bespoke
Tell us what you want made.
Fill this in and it opens WhatsApp with your brief already written — you can edit it before sending.
No deposit required to get a quote
Reply usually within a few working hours
Leather swatches available on request
Your brief
Opens WhatsApp with everything filled in — you can edit before sending.
Courses
Learn leathercraft at Shady's bench.
The workshop teaches natural leathercraft from scratch — choosing and cutting the hide, through hand-stitching and edge finishing. Small groups, and tools in your hands from day one.
Teaching inside the workshop
Same bench, same tools, same hand method we use on every piece.
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Message us on WhatsApp
Tell us your level and what you want to learn — we'll suggest the right course.
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Reserve a seat
Groups are kept small so everyone works with their own hands. We confirm your date and seat on WhatsApp.
03
Leave with your piece
You finish the course with something you made yourself, and the skills to carry on.
Shady Elzregy started very small — his first pieces were rings, and leather came next. Today every piece is still cut, stitched and burnished by hand in the workshop, one at a time.
We work in natural leather, chosen by hand and worked slowly. Real leather takes on colour and a story over time instead of peeling, and nothing is mass-produced — each piece is made on its own.
Natural leather, chosen by hand
Carefully packed and delivered
His story
He started with 450 Egyptian pounds and two rings.
I started with 450 pounds — that was all I had.
Before leather, Shady was a student at the Faculty of Specific Education, working with metal. During Ramadan, in the middle of exam season, he took what little capital he had to Haret El Yahud, bought a small gas cylinder, a blowtorch and a quarter-kilo of copper wire, carried it home himself, and made his first two rings. Then he sold them.
He showed the work to a gallery downtown, and within three months his pieces were on display in three governorates beyond Cairo. The profit from the rings is what let him learn natural leathercraft and move from metal into leather.
He built the workshop on the same principle he started with: one piece at a time, by one pair of hands. Every piece is still cut, stitched and burnished by hand in the workshop.
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