Pueblo leather surfaces are intentionally buffed to create a natural and rustic look. This process diminishes the irregularities and scratches of leather that might look out of place when smooth. The leather is repeatedly infused with oil in the tanning process to bring out the luster of the material.

The result is a ring leather binder that holds an enticing scent that is long-lasting. The unique texture and dynamic aging will speak to people who enjoy how leather transforms over time with use.

Pueblo leather is developed to embrace the irregularities, wrinkles, and scratches that occur on natural leather. In fact, PLOTTER purposefully retains the individual differences of leather to show the charm of leather.

Leather is a natural material from animals, so it has individual differences and flavors that cannot be found in man-made products. The expression of the leather is not uniform due to blood vessels, small scratches, linear wrinkles, or uneven color bands while undergoing processing. This is a sign of genuine leather.

We hope you will enjoy the unique characters of your ring leather binder, including its original flaws, and the way it changes over time.

PLOTTER's Pueblo Leather Binders come with a certificate of quality. The tag, issued by the Italian Vegetable-Tanned Leather Association, guarantees that the leather is vegetable-tanned without the use of chemicals.

Pueblo leather requires no special maintenance because the leather will absorb the natural oil from your hands through frequent handling.

Brush or buff the leather with a special brush made of horse or pig bristles, or wipe it dry with a soft cloth to remove dust on the surface of the leather.

If the leather feels dry after setting it aside for a long time, you may apply only a small amount of leather cream and lightly buff the surface with a brush and clean cloth.

Be mindful: Excessive use of leather cream may cause stains, discoloration, and a rapid change in texture.