Stop Wearing Costumes.
Start Wearing Armour.
Store-bought gear looks like plastic on a hanger — and never fits right. Real leather armour is built, not bought. These are the patterns that let you build it: drawn to the millimetre, sized to your body, ready to print tonight.
Everything You Need,
Nothing Left to Guess
One download. Every pattern, every size, every measurement — plus the guides that turn a finished build into something people stop and ask you about.
They Built It.
Then They Wore It.
I've bought patterns before where half the panels don't even meet at the seams. These lined up first try. No redrawing, no fudging the edges.
Finally a bracer that fits my arm. Every other pattern I tried was made for a giant.
Honestly, I bought this knowing nothing about leather. I had never held a stitching awl. I watched the cutting video twice, took my time, and the pouch came out better than I expected. Not perfect. But I wore it to game night and three people asked me where I got it. Now I'm halfway through the mask.
Took six pieces to my last faire and came home with none. The commercial licence is the only reason I could sell them at all.
The print check square caught my printer shrinking everything by 4 percent. That one square saved me a whole hide.
Nine hours at the convention, on my feet nearly the whole time. I expected to take the pauldrons off by lunch. I did not. Whoever wrote the rigging guide has clearly worn this stuff themselves.
My first mask looked homemade. My second one, after the aging guide, looked like a film prop.
What I appreciate most is the hardware list. I used to order buckles two or three times before landing on the right size. Now I order once.
Twenty two years at the bench. Cleanest patterns I've bought. Nothing left open to interpretation.
20+ Projects.
One Complete Armoury.
Five categories that combine into full builds. Start with a single mask, end with a complete set of armour, belts and gear.
Masks
A beaked plague doctor, a wasteland respirator, a horned beast, a Venetian half mask and an executioner visor. Wet formed, structural, and the most recognisable thing you can build in leather.
Armour
Pauldrons, bracers, gorget, cuirass, tassets and greaves. Every piece drafted in five sizes, so it fits your body instead of a mannequin's.
Belts & Harnesses
A utility belt with mounted pouches, a baldric, a chest harness and a thigh strap. These are the pieces that hold an entire build together.
Bags & Pouches
Dice bag, potion bandolier, adventurer's satchel and belt pouch. The fastest projects in the collection, and the ones that sell best at faires.
Accessories
Goggles, fingerless gauntlets, boot covers, arm wraps and a circlet. The small details that separate a finished build from an unfinished one.
Every Single Pattern Includes
The same six standards across all 20+ projects, without exception.
3 Bonuses
Nobody Else Gives You
The patterns get the piece built. These three get it worn, sold, and mistaken for professional work.
Aging & Distressing Masterclass
New leather always looks new. This is how you make it look lived in: dyeing, antiquing, edge wear and finishing, step by step. It is the one skill that separates a costume from a character.
Rigging & Comfort Guide
Building it is half the job. Wearing it for ten hours is the other half. Adjustable fastenings, weight distribution, ventilation and the emergency repair kit you carry to every convention. Nobody else teaches this part.
Full Commercial Licence
Sell everything you make, at conventions, faires, markets or in your own shop. No unit cap, no royalties, no renewal. The only thing off limits is reselling the pattern files themselves.
Everything You Need,
Nothing Left to Guess
One download. Every pattern, every size, every measurement — plus the guides that turn a finished build into something people stop and ask you about.
Before You Start Cutting
Everything makers ask us before their first build.