The Value of Luxury
Levenger leathers are among the highest quality. Of the five grades of leather, we use only the top two,
and only the best parts of the hide, so that almost
all our leathers are full grain.
Our leathers have a rich tone that resonates through
years of use, the result of color being absorbed into
the hide rather than painted on the surface.
Every piece has its own signature. The pattern, texture and
color are as unique as handwriting.
Each leather product is the appropriate thickness for
its design and use, with edges properly turned and
stitching that is uniform.
Such details are part of what distinguishes good
leather from outstanding, and a piece you merely own
from one you cherish.
The Power of Purpose
By design, our leathers must delight their owners not
only because they're beautiful but because they're functional, too.
The best leather is the one that's ideal for its
purpose. Some cases and bags call for a sturdy
leather, some for a soft leather, others for a mix of
both. We use the leathers that make each piece the
most useful.
Levenger leathers are more than just luxuries. They
are luxury that works.
The Virtue of Good Care 
If liquid spills on the leather, blot it immediately.
Shield leather from direct sun in large doses. Use
only gentle cleaners. Avoid anything abrasive,
including saddle soap.
The best care you can give any good leather is to use
it. The more you put Levenger leathers to work, the
deeper they will reward you with a burnished patina
and comforting feel. Even better than a fine wine, our
leathers age like a rich and mellow cognac.
The Pleasure of Options
You can choose many ways to enjoy this functional
luxury. In the bags you carry and the folios you work from, in the
journals you keep and the notebooks you write in.
In reading chairs and working chairs, for organizers
and deskscapes—even in handsome coverings for laptops
and other electronics. In leather, seemingly ordinary
tools become out of the ordinary.
"Have nothing...that you do not know to be useful, or
believe
to be beautiful."—William Morris