Make your first piece of leather, by hand.
Beginner-friendly tools and a step-by-step guide — so you can go from a flat piece of leather to something you're proud of.
Three moves. One finished piece.
Leatherwork isn't complicated — it's a few simple steps, done with a little patience.
Mark & punch
Mark your stitch line and press the punch straight down for clean, even holes — no mallet, no mess.
Saddle stitch
Sew with two needles through each hole. It's the strong, classic leather stitch — and the guide shows you exactly how.
Finish the edges
Bevel and burnish for a smooth, tidy edge. That final touch is what makes a piece look truly handmade.
Two simple ways to begin
Both include the free step-by-step guide, sent by email the moment you order.

Leather Hole Punch
The 6-size adjustable punch — the one tool to start with. Screw-in tips, self-clearing, works at a table.

Leather Starter Kit
The punch plus the essential tools in a case — the basics for your first stitched piece.
Product images are styled presentations — the tools you receive are the same, but the setting and arrangement shown are for presentation only.

Made for the person picking up leather for the first time.
Most tools assume you already know what you're doing. We started from the opposite place: the questions, the doubts, the first cut. The guide, the sizes, the details — all chosen to make your first piece easier to get right.
- A guide written for absolute beginners, not a reference manual
- One punch that covers most projects, instead of a drawer of tools
- A real person to answer when you're stuck
Common questions
Everything you might want to know before your first project.
I've never worked with leather. Can I really do this?
What's the difference between the punch and the kit?
Is leather included?
How long does shipping take?
Why don't you have many reviews yet?
What if I have a problem with my order?
Nexloa makes leather tools for people who like building things with their hands. Practical gear, a guide that actually teaches, and a first project you'll be glad you made.