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BUILT TO LAST. MADE TO MATTER.
Indus Sultan is bold elegance shaped in leather. Inspired by royal archives, frontier resilience, and the iconic Indus Valley figure often regarded as a symbol of authority and refinement, it fuses heritage form with a strong, grounded character.
Each piece is hand-cut and saddle-stitched with tear-resistant Vinymo MBT thread, allowing the natural strength of full-grain leather to take center stage. The construction is deliberate, built for longevity rather than ornament.
Inside, carefully shaped compartments organize cards, coins, and cash with ease. A curved edge design adds comfort in hand, while reinforced seams hold firm through years of daily use.
Finished with our signature natural balm, the leather develops a deep, evolving patina over time, gaining richness with every journey and every touch.
Indus Sultan is legacy sculpted into leather. Durable. Regal. Made to last.
Every Markore piece is hand-crafted to last a lifetime. If something fails under normal use, email us and we’ll repair or replace it.
What’s covered
- Leather, hardware, or stitching faults
What’s not
- Damage from accidents, misuse, or neglect
- Natural patina and creases over time
How to claim
Send us a photo and your order number at care@markore.de, we’ll send you a shipping label.
Develops character unique to you
Seams that won’t come apart
Holds shape through daily wear
Withstands daily strain and movement
Naturally strong and wear-resistant
Resists stretching, pulling, and wear
Designed for decades of use
Designed for long-term performance
Hand Crafted – A Legacy
At Markore, every stitch carries the weight of heritage and every product is a promise of enduring quality. Our teams of leather craftsmen produce in small batches using full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather ethically sourced from the roots of South Asia.
No plastics. No mass production. Just honest, time-honored, handmade craftsmanship.
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