If you want to add a subtle, branded touch to
wallets, bags, and other leather goods,
our custom branding irons make leather stamping simple and reliable.
With our custom branding irons,
you can do all of the above—easily and consistently.
There are many types of leather, but our custom branding irons make it easy to mark virtually any kind.
By switching the equipment you use, the same die can also be used for foil stamping or embossing/debossing on leather.
Each custom head is precision-machined, so even intricate artwork and fine lines are reproduced faithfully.
Create a logo or character mark and brand your leather goods to elevate the finish, strengthen brand recognition, and boost engagement on social media.
Brass Heads Designed for Leather
Crisp detail with deep engraving:
Precision-machined brass with an engraving depth of about 0.12" (≈3 mm) captures fine lines and small design elements for sharp impressions—even on soft or thicker leathers.
Fast heat-up, fast workflow:
Brass conducts heat well, so you reach working temperature quickly and keep production moving.
Versatile finishing:
Swap or combine tools to hot-stamp, foil stamp, or deboss leather using the same custom head.
Pro Tip for Leather Branding
Leather can scorch if overheated. Test on a scrap first and adjust temperature/time until the burn looks right. If the head runs hot, briefly touch it to a damp cloth to bring the temperature down. Take extra care with thin leather to avoid burning through.
Sizes & Simple, Size-Based Pricing
Pricing is straightforward and based on the overall width and height of your design—no surprise fees for fine lines or complex artwork.
Once you know your design’s dimensions, you’ll know the price.
Artwork & File Submission
We accept: Illustrator files, images, PDFs, and photos.
No artwork? We can create production-ready data from a hand-drawn sketch.
Design fees: File setup is usually free. For complex hand drawings or low-resolution images that require extensive cleanup, a design fee may apply.
Approval step: After you submit your artwork, we’ll optimize it for production and start manufacturing once you’ve approved the final proof.