The Good Book of Leather
Our written legacy is a collection of chapters that honor the origins, artistry, and traditions behind every handmade leather piece we make. It is where brand history meets craft devotion, preserving the stories that shaped our identity and the products you hold today.
From the cobblestone streets of La Antigua Guatemala, where the scent of tanned hides mingles with volcanic mountain air, to the vibrant workshops of Oaxaca, alive with the hum of skilled hands and age-old tools, each entry is stitched with history and culture. Here, we recount how hides become heirlooms, how artisans transform raw materials into pieces built to endure, and why we believe that leather goods should last a lifetime.
Chapter I: The Beginning
In the beginning, there was leather, and it was in the hands of master artisans in La Antigua Guatemala. From the cobblestone streets and volcanic air came a vision: Hide & Drink. Born of hide and the drink of man, the first works were vessels for fellowship: the Leather Beer Glove, the Cowboy Buzy, the Bike Cruzy, and the Vintage Over Ale. And so began the craft that would grow, endure, and stand against the disposable age.