Brand: Jon Hart Design

*HOTSTAMP UP TO 16 LETTERS*

*Jon Hart items are made to order and cannot be cancelled. Items can take 6 weeks to 8 weeks* if you need item sooner please call the store (210)408-1040 to find out what colors are in stock (in stock items change daily)

Our JH Duffel is rustic and good-looking in equal parts, made specifically for folks who want to get away without leaving style behind. Fully lined with impressive and substantial antique brass hardware. The sides of the bag can be buckled for a more compact carry or unbuckled or a longer roomy carry.

Our leather is touched by real life and may display stretch marks, scars, brands, and insect bites. These elements of life, displayed through our all-natural leather, are what give our items their individuality and character. Scratches, marks and creases can easily be rubbed out with leather conditioner.

Oiled Natural Leather and Cotton Canvas
Fully lined with our JH logo printed polyester fabric
Zippered closure with antique brass hardware
Many open pockets on the outside
Adjustable buckles on either side for more room
Adjustable Oiled Natural Leather crossbody strap, padded for comfort

Bag Dimensions (inches): 17h x 20.5w x 12d (buckled))

Please note: Hot Stamping debosses oiled leather instead of tanning it and may be subtle in appearance. This item cannot be returned once personalized.

Oiled Leather or Crazy-horse Leather has a deep history as saddle leather. One of the qualities that sets this leather apart from the other material types is how it reacts when it’s bent, rubbed or scratched. Although scratches and marks add character to the leather, you can rub them out easily. In some cases you can rub out scratches with a circular motion using the natural oils on your skin. For deep scratches you can use a leather conditioner or simple hand cream applied with a microfiber cloth in a circular motion. Spot clean cotton canvas with a damp sponge and a detergent designated for hand laundering fine washables. Blot the stains but do not rub them, then air-dry.