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R U H L - Leather Cuff - Dressage Model 2 v27.jpg
Leather_16Sept26_v11.jpg
Leather_16Sept26_v1A.jpg
Leather_16Sept26_v5A.jpg

Leather Cuff - Dressage

$60.00

  • Vegetable-tanned leather

  • 40 mm wide, 6 ounce weight

    • Small - 185 mm fits wrists below 16 cm

    • Medium - 225 mm fits wrists 16 - 19 cm

    • Large - 265 mm fits wrists above 19 cm

  • Solid brass hardware

  • Hand-dyed, sealed, and conditioned

  • Designed and handmade in New York City

Inspired by the functional elegance of English equestrian tack, R U H L leather combines heritage design with refined simplicity. The Leather Cuff is designed to fit snuggly around the arm.

Natural vegetable-tanned leather will become supple, darken, and develop it’s own unique patina over months of use. Our natural leather dye is inspired by the formal black of Dressage tack.


(Dressage is defined by the International Equestrian Federation as "the highest expression of horse training")

Size:

  • Vegetable-tanned leather

  • 40 mm wide, 6 ounce weight

    • Small - 185 mm fits wrists below 16 cm

    • Medium - 225 mm fits wrists 16 - 19 cm

    • Large - 265 mm fits wrists above 19 cm

  • Solid brass hardware

  • Hand-dyed, sealed, and conditioned

  • Designed and handmade in New York City

Inspired by the functional elegance of English equestrian tack, R U H L leather combines heritage design with refined simplicity. The Leather Cuff is designed to fit snuggly around the arm.

Natural vegetable-tanned leather will become supple, darken, and develop it’s own unique patina over months of use. Our natural leather dye is inspired by the formal black of Dressage tack.


(Dressage is defined by the International Equestrian Federation as "the highest expression of horse training")

  • Vegetable tanned leather is a durable, natural, and eco-friendly material tanned using organic tannins derived from tree bark, leaves, and roots. It is characterized by its firm texture, earthy smell, and ability to develop a rich patina over time. 

    1. Use a flexible measuring tape or length of string.

    2. Wrap it around the thickest part of the wrist (usually at the wrist joint). If using string, mark the point on the string where the ends meet with a pen. If you are creating a bracelet stack, measure the point on your arm where you’ll wear each bracelet.

    3. Lay the string on a flat surface and use a ruler to measure the length (in inches or centimeters) up to the mark. Compare your measurement to the Tiffany size chart above to determine your bracelet size. If you are between sizes, opt for the larger size.

  • We only use clean, rescued packing materials for all our purposes - they are found or donated. We do not use materials produced for the primary market, packing tape and labels excluded.