The Custom Leather Manufacturing Guide
A custom leather piece is only as good as the information behind it. This guide walks through how our custom manufacturing process works end to end, so you know what to expect before you start.
Step 1: Decide What You're Customizing
Custom orders can involve sizing alone, or extend to leather type, color, hardware, or design changes to an existing style. Tell us upfront which of these apply so the design can be scoped correctly.
Step 2: Take Accurate Measurements
Most fit problems trace back to measurement, not construction. Our measurement guide walks through chest/bust, shoulders, sleeves, waist, hips, and garment length step by step.
Step 3: Choose Materials
Decide between cowhide and sheepskin (or ask us for a recommendation based on your design), plus any hardware or lining preferences. See our Materials & Quality page for guidance.
Step 4: Submit Your Order
Submit your measurements and preferences through our Custom Order page. Our team will confirm feasibility and any design details with you before production starts.
Step 5: Production
Your piece is cut and hand-assembled to your specification in our Karachi, Pakistan workshop, following the same construction process used across our catalog — see Our Craftsmanship & Manufacturing Process.
What to Prepare Before You Order
- Accurate body measurements in a single consistent unit (inches or centimeters)
- Reference photos if you're adapting an existing design
- Any specific hardware, lining, or color requests
- Your preferred fit (close, regular, or roomy for layering)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a custom order take?
Production time varies by product and the extent of customization requested. Contact us for a timeline specific to your item before ordering.
Can I customize an existing product rather than starting from scratch?
Yes — many custom orders start from an existing design with sizing, color, or hardware changes rather than a brand-new pattern.
What if my measurements change after I order?
Contact us as soon as possible — changes may be possible depending on how far production has progressed.


