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Size: Fits up to 14"
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1-year warranty
✦Harsh-chemical-free tanning
✦Sustainably sourced leather
✦Certified real leather
✦Handmade, a 500-year craft
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Dimensions: H 25 cm (10 in) · W 33 cm (13 in) · D 9 cm (3.5 in)
≈ 600 g
Weight
142 cm
Strap · 56 in
Full-grain goat
Leather
Canvas
Lining
Comfortably holds
Laptop up to 14 in
Documents & files
Charger
Notebook
Elevate your professional journey with a piece of enduring heritage. The Umaid Briefcase is our masterclass in executive design, crafted for the modern professional who commands the room. Inspired by the sprawling, structured elegance of Jodhpur's legendary Umaid Bhawan Palace, it balances a commanding presence with astonishing, feather-light utility.
A clean, pocket-free front secured by twin hand-set buckle straps over hidden antique-brass tuck-locks, finished with an adjustable all-leather crossbody strap for a slim, low-profile carry. Choose your size — 13–14" for a slim everyday laptop, or 15–16" for a larger machine, folios and documents. Crafted from sun-tanned certified real leather that deepens with every journey.
Certified Real Leather, tested by the Hohenstein Institute, Germany. Hand-finished by our artisan Pradeep — paid in full, upfront, before this piece ever found its way to you.
An executive briefcase that holds its shape under a full day's load demands real structural mastery — even panels, reinforced corners, a frame that stays crisp. Pradeep, our master of architectural leathercraft, hand-builds every Umaid Briefcase from clean, sun-tanned hides, sets the twin buckles and hidden tuck-locks true, and finishes the long adjustable strap by hand. Your purchase pays Pradeep in full, upfront, and keeps a 500-year craft alive.
500 years
of inherited craft
0
harsh chemicals
1
maker’s signature
From hide to hand
How your bag is made
Step 1 of 5
Tanning & washing
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The raw hides are worked and laid out to cure by hand. It is the slow way, and the reason the leather softens with age instead of cracking.