Clients and Collaborators

Many of our hides have been used in projects that celebrate Scotland’s heritage, support creative use of natural materials, and bring historical craft to life.

Working with makers, historians, museums, and creative professionals allows our leathers and hides to carry forward centuries of Scottish knowledge and practice into the present day.

We have had the privilege to work with a wide range of clients in both the private and public sectors. Notable clients and projects include:

• Bark-tanned sheepskins featured in the TV series Outlander

• Acorn-tanned leather supplied to Ludlows for Bentley’s limited 100th Anniversary books

• Rawhide window for the Iron Age Round House at Butser Ancient Farm

• Buckskin supplied toThe Charlotte Brontë Parsonage Museum

• Hides for Lynx Vilden’s Living Wild project in France

• Traditional coracles for museums: The Crannog Centre and The Whithorn Trust

• Bark-tanned deer leather for Whyte and Mackay Distillery

• Deer hide for a Scottish whisky TV advert

• Leather for a 15th-century historic music case

• Buckskin for the restoration of ancient Chinese artworks

• Leather for traditional Pictish crannog bags