Finishing a leather jacket doesn’t stop after stitching. To achieve a professional and luxurious look, proper polishing is essential. This blog explains the best ways to polish a leather jacket after sewing, covering tools, polishing products, and techniques that enhance shine, protect the surface, and bring out the leather’s natural elegance.

A two-tone leather jacket combines style and creativity by mixing two different colors or textures of leather. This blog guides you through choosing materials, planning your design, and constructing your jacket. Whether you’re a beginner or an aspiring fashion designer, these tips will help you make a unique, professional-looking two-tone leather jacket.

Creating a leather jacket pattern from scratch might sound intimidating, but with the right approach, it’s achievable—even for beginners. This guide walks you through choosing the right measurements, drafting the jacket pieces, adding style details, and preparing for sewing. By following these steps, you can design a custom leather jacket that fits perfectly and reflects your personal style.

Nubuck leather is prized for its soft, velvety texture and rugged durability, making it an excellent choice for crafting jackets. Similar to suede but stronger, nubuck has a fine grain that gives jackets a luxurious yet casual appeal. In this guide, we’ll take you through the process of making a jacket with nubuck leather—from choosing the right hide and tools to cutting, sewing, and finishing your project. By the end, you’ll have a jacket that’s comfortable, stylish, and built to last.

Goat leather is one of the most practical choices for crafting jackets. It’s lightweight, flexible, and naturally grainy, which gives it both durability and style. If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at making a jacket from goat leather, this guide will take you through the process—from choosing the right hide to cutting, sewing, and adding finishing touches. The end result? A comfortable and long-lasting jacket that you’ll be proud to wear.