An essential part of BROOKLYN MUSEUM's products.
That is "cut edge polishing".

A technique that involves bonding the front leather and back leather together and polishing each part one by one.

Out of the hundreds of processes for each item, edge polishing accounts for 40% of the process. This is a process that takes about half of your time.

Add dye, polish, dry, then add dye and polish. After carefully completing this daunting process, your wallet will be happy for the first time.

In addition to being time-consuming and labor-intensive, fabrics cannot be used and it must be finished entirely with leather, and the cost is extremely high. For this reason, this method is not suitable for mass production and has not been adopted worldwide.

This method is "repair economics" that will save the future.

Creating things that are not intended to be thrown away.
This is the only process that allows you to enjoy attachment while repairing.