Founded in San Francisco in 1984, Mulholland is a small company run by a father and his two sons. They specialize in handcrafting bags and accessories using raw materials sourced in the U.S. Their Negotiator Bag, featured here, is made with waxed canvas, a heavy-duty fabric which is dipped in paraffin for water resistance and strength.

You can get Mulholland cases on Amazon, or from Mulholland directly.

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Moop is a small company that handcrafts bags in their studio in Pittsburg. Their Letter Carrier bag, featured here, is built from durable waxed canvas and lined in cordura. Waxed canvas is naturally water repellent and ages like leather.

In regards to ordering, Moop says:

We are just a few people designing, sewing, modeling, packaging, etc. everything that comes out of here so, we typically have a turnaround time of 3-5 business days.

The Letter Carrier bag is available directly from Moop for $191.

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Artifact Bags are made in Omaha, Nebraska by one man, Chris Brown. He uses a combination of hand tools and vintage industrial equipment to craft his creation. For materials, me Brown makes use of American sourced waxed canvas and leather, and offers a lifetime guarantee for all his products. See his intriguing workshop and latest creations on his blog.

The Artifact Lunch Tote, featured here, is made with 14 oz. waxed canvas. It’s available from Artifact Bags directly for $65.

Link: Artifact Bags

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Tanner Goods is a small team of craftsmen in Portland, Oregon. They specialize in manufacturing heritage leather good. All of their sewing is done by a heritage saddle maker who started as an apprentice in the industry in 1964.

The company uses domestically sourced material. Their leather goods are cut from vegetable tanned English Bridle American leather, which is renowned for it’s ability to age beautifully and gain character over years of use.

They have a series of Heritage Belts which are burnished and waxed by hand. The belts take about two weeks to ship.

They range in price from $80 to $92, available directly from Tanner Goods.

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