Founded by leather-industry veteran Muhammad Ajmal Cheema, Leather Galleria PK makes luxury furniture in Pakistan using 100% genuine leather sourced from its own tannery. The Lahore-based company grew from a traditional storefront into an in-house production operation, pairing more than 25 years of leather expertise with contemporary design and classic Chesterfield craftsmanship.
Duvall LeatherFounded in 2005 by master craftsman Nick Duvall, Duvall Leather handcrafts American-made leather goods in Pennsylvania, from everyday carry pieces to handbags and custom work. The Kingston-area company grew from Duvall’s basement workshop and an early specialty in historically accurate military reproductions into a contemporary leather-goods maker, while retaining its emphasis on traditional construction and small-batch production. Its private-label operation also provides in-house leather manufacturing from a 4,000-square-foot production facility.KINGSTON, PA
Lesa CollectionFrom a leather-making family rooted in North India and Sialkot since the early 1940s, Lesa Collection produces leather hats, waistcoats, jackets and riding gear. The Ahmad family began with leather shoes, later supplying equestrian goods to the United States and Europe, and established Lesa Collection in the UK in 2012. Its leather is manufactured in Sialkot by the family’s designers and craftspeople, with hand-made waistcoats and hats among the products for which the brand is best known.TURTLE CREEK, PA
HOMSI LEATHERLed by principal artisan Firas Al-Homsi, Homsi Leather creates entirely custom leatherwork, from one-off pieces to fitted interior installations. Firas is a fourth-generation leather craftsman, carrying family knowledge into a workshop that handcrafts each project with time-tested materials and techniques. The company also coordinates with tanneries, blacksmiths and carpenters when a project calls for a broader interior solution.NEW YORK, NY
Dualoy LeatherFounded in 1951, third-generation family-owned Dualoy Leather supplies distinctive upholstery leathers to architects and interior designers, including the parchment and shagreen skins it helped introduce to the American market during the Art Deco revival. Today, the company also develops custom interior pieces and architectural installations, while its team advises clients on turning unusual leather materials into finished design work. Andy Feigin has led the business since taking it over from his father in 2001.PORT WASHINGTON, NY