Colladay Leather
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Handcrafted leather goods made in the Pacific Northwest. Made by artists for artists, musicians, photographers, writers and lovers of all creative pursuits
A closer look into our process of creating a beautiful leather edge.
A snapshot into our process. Every tooled and carved piece gets multiple coats of sealer using an airbrush.
Crisis Response International is in Spokane doing some incredible work in our city. If you lost your home in the fires, they are offering ash screening for valuables and keepsakes, damaged property clean-up, and providing spiritual, psychological and emotional care to those walking through this trauma. You can find the help request form at this link: https://linktr.ee/Crideployment
If you are a local looking to help, you can submit a local day volunteer waiver at the link above. There are ways to serve!
Our good friends have personal connections with this organization and we are grateful to be able to share this opportunity with you.
08/03/2026
Dear friends, our home and shop are currently under a Level 2 evacuation warning. We are safe and prepared to leave immediately if needed. For the time being order production and shipping are paused as we focus on preparing our home and keeping our young kids safe and calm. Thank you for your support and understanding.
We are acutely aware of the comforts we still enjoy that far too many of our fellow Spokanites no longer have. The loss is staggering. We love this city and we are confident that in the aftermath of this tragedy we will see healing rise. This city will care for its own.
“I remain confident of this: I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. Wait for the Lord, be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord.” Psalm 27:13-14
06/19/2026
Two more days!!!
Father’s Day is just around the corner and we’re gearing up for Terrain Bazaar. Stop by the booth this Saturday and shop for that daddy who needs a new wallet or belt. See you there!
05/18/2026
A little inspiration for your Monday afternoon. When I first started learning the leather trade at Holstine Saddlery, Scott told me to save my first attempt at tooling. The scrap piece on the left is dated December 17, 2013. I kept it for reference, and wow, what a difference time and practice makes! I still have a long way to go to get where I want to be, but it's equally important to reflect on where I started.
Dying some carved lines in this little wallet. We’re gearing up for 2026 Bazaar!!! More news to come.
04/10/2026
It’s dye time. Slow and steady wins the race.
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