A leather tag with an address card behind it and a strap that buckles around a suitcase handle. Leather tags outlast plastic ones by years: they do not crack in the cold of a cargo hold, and they look better scuffed than new.
Easier to find on the belt
Most suitcases are black. A brown, green or red leather tag is one of the quickest ways to tell yours apart before it goes past you on the carousel.
Full-grain cowhide
Cut from the top layer of the hide with the natural grain left on, so no two pieces are quite the same shade. It starts slightly stiff and softens with handling, darkening where your hands touch it most.
Stamped, not printed
The verse is hot-stamped with a heated metal die, so the letters are pressed down into the grain rather than sitting on top of it. Printed lettering flakes off as leather flexes; a debossed line wears in with the rest of the piece and stays readable as the patina deepens.
Three colours, three verses
Each colour carries a different Scripture line:
- Jordan Brown — “The Lord Is My Shepherd”
- Eden Green — “I Will Fear No Evil”
- Pentecost Red — “Be Still and Know”
The button opens the Jordan Brown version on Amazon; the other colours are on the same listing.
Details
- Material: full-grain cowhide
- Size: about 4.4 × 2.7 in
- Strap included
- Fits suitcases, weekend bags and backpacks
A good pair for a leather passport holder. More in Christian leather gifts.
