MAKR has been hard at work over the years, first pushing their take on small leather goods, and now working with a wider range of products, from skate decks to ruck sacks. This particular bag is made from natural heavy dock cotton canvas and brown Horween Latigo leather. Designed for mixed use, the bag has multiple points of access, tote handles and padding shoulder straps. In stock at Flatspot.

One of the most beautiful iPad cases that we have come across so far is the above from Makr.

“Two shades of leather are available for the cases which feature a distinct front close. Handmade in the U.S.A. and available for pre-order on Makr.”

More images of the cases can be seen here.

Makr has impressed from the very early days and still today the brand sticks out with their American handcrafted leather goods. The new Summer 2009 Collection is ready and has a multitude of nice new pieces. The brand does not only offer wallets and card cases anymore, but expanded the range, now also offering gadget pouches, sunglasses cases, iPhone cases and more. They keep the handcrafted looks, thick stitching and high quality, just like you are used to see from the brand.

Take a detailed look at all new pieces from the Makr Summer 2009 Collection after the jump.

Makr has produced a beautiful new Duffle Bag. It comes in with a waxed cotton upper and the usual premium leathers on both the handle construction and the logo tag. It comes in a good weekender size and is not too bold.

Have a more detailed look after the jump.

What started four years ago as an experimental art project of made-to-order items has developed into a proper brand and new presence in the luxury market. Makr Leather and Fabric is proud to announce the release of its first comprehensive collection of handcrafted products. This initial offering of carry goods includes wallets, cardholders and pouches. Expect in the coming months, a variety of bags, totes and camera cases.
All Makr products blend the tradition of handcraft with the contemporary. Leather is laser etched, yet hand sewn. And soft deerskin is paired with industrial wovens. Materials are carefully selected and every item is designed, patterned and cut in house. Pieces are produced in small quantities by an even smaller group of people, and all assembly is done by family-owned companies within the U.S.
Just beautiful work. We show you an assortment of their first full collection after the jump.