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Orraman Leather

The Orraman team of five standing together in their leather workshop, with a Saltire flag, shelving and hanging belts behind them

Orraman began during the Covid pandemic, when its founder, a Gaelic teacher and folk musician, took up leatherwork. He runs the business with his wife and makes by hand alongside a small team. There's a fully equipped workshop in Ardrishaig, with further workshops in Campbeltown, also in Argyll, and Callander in Stirling, each with its own named makers. Orraman is clear that it doesn't mass produce. Its full-grain, vegetable-tanned leathers include Badalassi Carlo from Italy and Horween from the US, bought through A&A Crack & Sons of Northampton.

Leather goods

Shown here are the Chief and Outback belts, each cut to length, and the Nevis and Kelpie wallets, which come hand- or machine-stitched. The Nevis is lined with a tartan woven for Orraman by Macgregor & Macduff.

Only the pieces shown here are confirmed as Made in Britain. We haven't confirmed where Orraman's other items are made.

Orraman Chief Belt in black leather
The Chief Belt

£75–£149

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Orraman Outback Belt in brown vegetable-tanned leather
The Outback Belt

£75–£149

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Orraman Nevis bi-fold leather wallet with a tartan lining
The Nevis Wallet

£150–£299

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