Handmade Leather Wares

Handcrafted oak-bark tanned leather goods designed to last for generations

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Award-winning artisan leatherwork, expertly made in Devon

"Craftsmanship is not just about making; it's about honouring tradition, valuing quality, and creating with intention."

At Warriner Leather, I create timeless belts, bags, dog collars, leads, and saddlery using oak-bark tanned hides from Britain’s last remaining oak bark tannery. Every piece is made with traditional saddlery techniques and designed to last a lifetime — growing richer with age. My work is for people who value authenticity, sustainability, and craftsmanship over mass-produced goods, choosing pieces built to be worn, loved, and passed on.

The Belstone Belt
from £90.00

A proper everyday belt, made for years of hard use.

The Belstone is my classic everyday leather belt, cut by hand from 4–5mm British oak bark tanned bridle leather from J&FJ Baker in Devon. Made for people who work outdoors, on the land or in the workshop, each belt is individually made to measure and finished by hand in my Devon workshop.

4–5mm British oak bark tanned leather · Solid brass West End buckle · Available in 1", 1¼" and 1½" widths · Made to order in 1–2 weeks

Getting your size right

Please carefully follow my BELT MEASUREMENT GUIDE before placing your order to ensure you take the correct measurement for your belt.

Every belt is made individually to the measurement you provide, so it is very important that your measurement is correct. Belt measurements are different from standard clothing sizes. It only takes a minute, and you'll be asked to provide this measurement when you place your order. If you're unsure, please get in touch before ordering and I'll happily help..

Large Forager’s Trug
£355.00

A classic large leather trug designed for big adventures and daily life alike — perfect for gardeners gathering cut flowers, foragers roaming the woods, farmers’ market shoppers filling up with seasonal produce, or makers carrying tools and craft supplies.

Introducing the Large Forager’s Trug, my spacious and sturdy take on the traditional gardener’s trug — thoughtfully handcrafted to hold generous harvests, bunches of herbs, armfuls of vegetables or fresh sourdough, thermos and picnic blanket for an afternoon on the moors.

With its robust build and timeless style, this handmade leather garden basket is as practical in the flower garden as it is at the farmers’ market or allotment — and equally suited for carrying woodworking tools, chisels, or craft essentials from workshop to shed.

Not too light and not too heavy, the perfect balance to swing on your arm.

The Buckland Belt
from £120.00

A classic British leather belt with traditional decorative hand stitching.

The Buckland is a classic leather belt with a more refined finish, featuring decorative hand stitching inspired by traditional harness work and two stitched-in leather keepers. Cut by hand from British oak bark-tanned bridle leather from J&FJ Baker in Devon, each belt is made to measure and finished by hand in my workshop, with a solid brass roller buckle available in single or double prong.

4–5mm British oak bark-tanned leather · Solid brass roller buckle (single or double prong) · Decorative hand stitching · Two stitched-in leather keepers · Made to order in 1–2 weeks

Getting Your Size Right

Please carefully follow my BELT MEASUREMENT GUIDE before placing your order to ensure you take the correct measurement for your belt.

Every belt is made individually to the measurement you provide, so it's very important that your measurement is correct. Belt measurements differ from standard clothing sizes, and you'll be asked to provide yours when ordering. If you're unsure, please get in touch before ordering and I'll happily help.

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A design for life

Founded in 2018, Warriner Leather combines traditional craftsmanship with a passion for durable, timeless leather goods. With over 12 years of experience as a leatherworker, saddler, and harness maker, I handcraft each belt, bag, dog collar, and saddlery piece using locally sourced oak-bark tanned leather, waxed linen threads, and solid brass hardware.

Crafted with Care, Tradition & Sustainability

Each item tells a story — from local farms raising the cattle to UK tanneries producing sustainable hides. My goal is to create heirloom-quality leather goods that blend function, tradition, and the enduring artistry of artisan UK leatherwork, designed to last a lifetime

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What People Are Saying

"We’re proud to own several of Katy’s hand-crafted pieces. Each is a joy to use and develops a beautiful patina over time. The care and quality are exceptional — we wholeheartedly recommend Warriner Leather!"

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 "You forget just how different a truly handcrafted item feels in your hands. I ordered a belt for my God-Daughter’s 18th birthday, and it took my breath away. She loves that it’s unique and knows it’s a forever piece that will last her lifetime and beyond."

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“Had dogs all my life and my new collars from Warriner Leather are the best quality I have ever seen. The craftsmanship is outstanding. Every stitch shows skill and care and they will age beautifully over time. Highly recommended”

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CRAFTSMANSHIP

Every item is carefully handcrafted in my Devon workshop. I create leather goods meant to endure, develop character over time, and hold meaning for their owners. Leather that grows richer with age, designed for a lifetime of use.

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TRADITION

Inspired by British leathercraft heritage, I bring over 12 years of harness-making expertise to every stitch and cut. Each item reflects skill, pride, and timeless design — a true heirloom in the making.

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EDUCATION

Through leathercraft workshops and courses in Devon, I teach traditional techniques to beginners and fellow makers. I focus on fostering appreciation for the materials and methods, helping to keep authentic artisan leatherwork alive.

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CONNECTION

Understanding starts with transparency. I source responsible leather from local farms and UK tanneries, connecting craftsmanship with community. Every handmade piece reflects respect for the land, the people, and the enduring artistry of British leatherwork.

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LEATHERCRAFT COURSES

Join a 1:1 workshop to learn leathercraft techniques with me in Devon, and stay tuned for my upcoming online courses and digital patterns.

Leather making workshops in Devon
Leather craft courses in Devon

NOTHING TO HIDE

Journey into the art of traditional leatherworking and heritage crafts through my blog. Learn about British oak bark tanning, handmade leather goods, and the stories behind every stitch. Perfect for anyone passionate about authentic craftsmanship and sustainable leather

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