80% matchTanner Goods
Same Portland roots, heavier vegetable-tanned build
What changes: Higher price, smaller color range, more menswear-leaning
Brand profile
Portland, Oregon leather brand making full-grain crossbodies, totes, wallets and journals in a wide color range, sold direct-to-consumer at accessible prices.
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The pitch is direct-to-consumer pricing on full-grain and pebbled leather bags, cutting out the markup usually attached to comparable material.
Crossbodies, totes, duffels and backpacks are hardware-light and simply cut, with the variety coming from an unusually wide spread of colors.
Curtis Matsko started sewing journals in a one-car garage in Portland's Sellwood neighborhood in 2015; he still runs the company, which reports passing $100 million in sales.
80% matchSame Portland roots, heavier vegetable-tanned build
What changes: Higher price, smaller color range, more menswear-leaning
78% matchDTC full-grain small leather goods at honest pricing
What changes: Wallets and card holders only, no bag range
72% matchWorkshop-made leather bags with workwear detailing
What changes: French-made, pricier, tighter color palette
70% matchUS-made leather and waxed canvas everyday bags
What changes: Higher price point and hardware-forward design
Portland Leather Goods is a direct-to-consumer leather label founded in 2015 by Curtis Matsko, who started out stitching journals in a one-car garage in Portland's Sellwood neighborhood. Its range covers full-grain and pebbled-leather crossbody bags, totes, duffels, backpacks, wallets, belts and journals, cut in plain, hardware-light shapes and offered in an unusually broad spread of colors. The company sells largely through its own website, reports passing $100 million in sales, and competes on accessible pricing rather than luxury markups. Matsko remains founder and CEO.