This leather pouch is made using Chromexcel leather from the renowned American tannery, Horween. Each piece is carefully handcrafted by Mr. Fernando, so the flap cutting differs slightly from piece to piece, adding to the unique character of the handmade item. Because it's handmade from leather, each piece has its own individual character. When applying oil during care, the Fernand signature smudged. Horween's Chromexcel leather is rich in oil, so even if you crease it as shown in images 9 and 10, it will return to its original shape as in image 11. This is a characteristic of pull-up leather, where the oil within the leather migrates. Small scratches will disappear. There is a unique patina, or verdigris, characteristic of Fernand products. From the following website: This thick pull-up leather is made using a method developed about 100 years ago. The raw hide is slowly tanned and then infused with a special blend of oils, including beef tallow, beeswax, vegetable oils, and fish oil. The leather is finished by taking several times longer than usual to slowly soak in the oils. The resulting leather is rich in oil, giving it a unique texture, a sense of weight, and the appealing character unique to leather with a brown core. *Pull-up leather is a type of oil leather, and it is a general term for leather that contains more oil within the leather fibers than regular oil leather. If you press the leather with your fingertip from the back of the leather, the oil in that area will move within the fibers, and the color of the grain surface will change to a lighter shade.* Approximately 26 x 30