Handmade Leather Goods
Explore the Warriner Leather collections, from handmade leather belts and working bags to traditional leather goods for dogs, horses and everyday life. Each piece is made by hand in my Devon workshop using traditional saddlery techniques and carefully chosen materials, with an emphasis on durability, function and craftsmanship
Traditional Leatherwork, Made in Devon
At Warriner Leather, I make practical leather goods using traditional saddlery and harness-making techniques, with an emphasis on craftsmanship, carefully chosen materials and pieces that will last.
From handmade leather belts and working bags to dog collars, accessories and leather care, each collection reflects my belief that everyday objects should be made properly, used often and cared for over time.
Much of my work uses British oak bark tanned leather, traditionally produced in Devon. I cut, stitch and finish my leatherwork by hand, creating pieces that are designed to age beautifully, develop their own character and remain useful for years to come.
Whether you're looking for a made-to-measure leather belt, a practical bag or a thoughtful gift, you can explore the collections above or discover the pieces currently available in my Ready to Ship collection.
Frequently Asks Questions
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All Warriner Leather goods are handmade in my workshop on Dartmoor in Devon, using traditional leatherworking and saddlery techniques.
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I work with carefully selected leathers, including British oak bark tanned bridle leather produced by J. & F.J. Baker in Colyton, Devon. I choose materials according to their suitability for each piece, with durability and longevity always in mind.
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Many of my pieces are made to order, with a typical lead time of around two weeks. I also offer a Ready to Ship collection featuring finished pieces available for immediate dispatch.
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Yes. Alongside my regular collections, I undertake bespoke leatherwork commissions. If you have something particular in mind, you're welcome to get in touch to discuss it.
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Good-quality leather benefits from occasional cleaning and conditioning. With appropriate care, it can develop a beautiful patina and remain useful for many years. You can find more information in my leather care guide.

