Complimentary insurance on all deliveries Your order will be gift wrapped The Hanover 1 Briefcase looks effortlessly stylish in masculine saddle leather.
The Hanover 1 Briefcase looks effortlessly stylish in masculine saddle leather. The sleek profile of this single gusset briefcase combines luxury & practicality. The leather lined interior includes a zip pocket, 2 pen pockets, credit card pockets and a space for the phone. The palladium finish lock secures your folders, papers and other contents.
About the Material
Rightly considered a British tradition, this beautiful, hard-wearing saddle leather has been produced by tanners and manufacturers for equestrian use for centuries. The beauty of this type of leather transfers exceptionally well to leather-goods. The vegetable tanning and natural dying processes make for the most distinctive appearance enhanced by stitching, edging and veining.
Product Care
Saddle leather is a traditional quality of leather that evolves, changes, softens and patinas over time, and Asprey saddle leather products maintain the visible characteristics of the leather. Maintain its beauty to ensure it endures through time. Avoid direct contact with heat, water, light & oil, as well as any situation that is either too humid or dry. Wipe away any moisture as soon as possible. When not in use, store your leather product in the dust bag provided and in a clean, dry, temperate atmosphere. Commercial care products are not kind to Asprey saddle leather products. A soft dry cloth is sufficient to maintain the beauty of the leather. Should there be a problem, we recommend you contact us for some expert TLC, using the Asprey after-sales service.
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Contact ConciergeQueen Victoria awarded Asprey its first Royal Warrant in 1862 for dressing cases, travelling bags and writing cases. Since then, Asprey has held a Royal Warrant for every British monarch — and for several other foreign heads of state.
