Manufacturing model
In-house control from leather to packing.
Complete in-house production supports faster turnaround, full quality control, custom finishes and buyer-specific colours without separating material decisions from making decisions.
Production capability
End-to-end leather goods manufacturing, from raw hides to finished exports.
A tannery-based leather goods operation with complete in-house production, built for buyers who need material control, scalable output and consistent export-ready presentation.
30,000
Wallets / month
10,000
Bags / month
15,000
Belts / month
Leather types
Multiple leather directions for buyer programmes.
Nappa, Antique, Hunter, Oil Pull-Up, Aniline, VT, Nubuck, Washed, Hair-on and additional custom leather finishes are available according to buyer requirement.
Components
Materials specified around quality and finish.
YKK zippers, cotton-polyester mix linings, printed, jacquard and custom-designed linings, plus iron-coated and brass fittings customised for buyer finish requirements.
Product range
Over 1,200 styles across 12 categories.
Men’s and women’s wallets, card holders, keychains, women’s handbags, crossbody bags, backpacks, laptop bags, casual belts, formal belts, braided belts, polo belts and extended collections.
Extended development
Beyond essentials, the range supports artisanal and fashion-forward collections.
- Hair-on collection
- Combo leather wallets
- Desk pads
- Braided collection
- Laser-cut collection
- Washed collection
- Designer collection
- Weekender & travel bags
- Oil pull-up collection
- Vanity & cosmetic pouches
- Tobacco pouches
- Travel trolleys / rolling bags
From brief to export
Why this process matters for buyers.
Leather goods programmes succeed when the product, costing, sample, production standard and shipment preparation are aligned early. This flow shows how LIO GROUP moves a buyer enquiry from first direction to export-ready goods without losing control between stages.
01
Buyer brief
The brief defines the commercial target before development starts: product category, reference, market level, quantity, leather direction, hardware, branding and packing expectations. This prevents unclear sampling and keeps costing aligned with the buyer’s intended price point.
02
Sampling
Sampling is where the product is proven before bulk production. Leather, construction, lining, branding, fittings and finish are reviewed so the buyer can approve the look, hand-feel and making standard before committing to scale.
03
Production
Once the sample is approved, production follows the confirmed specification. In-house cutting, stitching, finishing, quality checks and packing control help maintain consistency across wallets, bags, belts and custom leather goods programmes.
04
Export readiness
Before shipment, goods are prepared for buyer presentation and international movement: final checking, packing, carton organisation and export documentation coordination. The aim is simple — finished leather goods that arrive clean, consistent and ready for the buyer’s channel.