Flexible enough to cushion, but sturdy enough to bounce right back, our leather handles and pulls are creative solutions to difficult corners. When two cabinet doors open into each other, either side-by-side or in tight corners, leather handles cushion one door from the next:

So it makes a ton of sense that our customers have been asking for a "half set" of Bullwhip Braided Leather Bar Wraps to wrap their "half" dropbars. And the questions raised by this bar style can help guide whether the Bullwhip bar wraps will work on a different style of handlebar. In this post we'll go through the three main features of the wraps and share one customer's experience so you can make your own decision, as well as provide some alternatives.

On October 13, 2020, the World Trade Organization gave the European Union permission to impose tariffs on up to $4 billion worth of American products. For Walnut Studiolo customers in Europe, this could mean certain items will be more expensive after the Nov 3 election.

We love to hear when our clever customers find a new way to use our products. One satisfied customer sent us an alternate way to sew on the City Grips that he found easier.

Part of the joy in stitching on leather bar wraps yourself is in choosing a stitch pattern. Stitch patterns can be neat and minimal or an elaborate detail that expresses personality on your bicycle. In this post, we'll explore some of the stitch patterns our customers have done.