Check this new leather cuff from Vancouver’s Palmer & Sons. The simple cuff is made to work in a loose or tight fit configuration. The lettering is stamped using an original 1950’s metal stamper. How did the P&S guys get to this cuff? ”We tend to see nice ‘things’ before we then realise them into designs.  With the No 12c Cuff we first saw the small chromed pin; it then took us about 3 months to work out what to do with it.”

More looks at the Palmer And Sons New No 12c Leather Cuff after the click.

The Canadians behind the Palmer & Sons company continue to explore and rework classic trunks and bags for the men’s market. Their latest No. 03 M leather suitcase can e strapped to your back. While we’re not sure how comfortable it will be, it sure does look great. Expect brass and steel rivets as well as handmade walnut and cocobolo handles.

More looks at the Palmer & Sons Leather Suitcase No 03 M after the click.

Here is Palmer & Sons’  new basic multi use carry case.  The No.97 case is available in tan, black, brown, or chestnut, and features brass or nickel plated rivets and a handcarved wood handle. “Whether it’s for photography, lunch, or vanity, this case does the job. We looked for a more classic design base, with simple buckles and straps…”

More looks at the Palmer & Sons Leather Case No 97a after the click.

Ladies (we know you’re reading…), get the jump on the holidays by replacing your man’s (or son’s) well worn accessories. Start with the belt. You have great options for fine handcrafted belts. Palmer & Sons’ No.15a Belt is a nice 10oz cowhide belt with solid brass hardware. I happen to like brass at the moment, and so should the man in your life. Choose from a grip of colors and personalize it to make it all the more special.

More looks at the Palmer & Sons Leather Belt No 15a after the click.

Canada’s Palmer and Sons drops another great workbag on the market. The “No. 11″ workbag is built for an all day affair. We asked them what their intention was on this workbag: “Something we could throw around but would fit everything i personally carry each day to and from work.  We also wanted something a little more definitely made for guys.  There are very few small leather bags that don’t end up looking like a handbag on a guy.”  The usual vegetable tanned leather is in use. Look for it in November at around a $300USD pricepoint.

More looks at the new Palmer and Sons No.11 Workbag after the click.

Palmer and Sons Designs spend their time in Canada dreaming up new models of suitcases and bags to hand make. They clearly take pride in building unique custom products which are built to suit the lives of their future owners. Being based in Canada is a positive as well. The Vancouver lifestyle of cycling has influenced the design of their bags including their latest creation – a custom take on the Gladstone. And if you happen to be in Vancouver, visit them in their  small studio in Downtown Eastside. Tell them Selectism sent you.

Many more looks at the handmade suitcases and bags from Palmer and Sons Designs after the jump. The custom hardware and material is well worth it.