Hand Stamped for Approval
Deboss was the first personalization technique we launched. Our artisans stamp the leather by hand and only use the best tools and materials. Our monogram process creates a deep deboss that lasts for years and years.
Deboss vs Emboss
What is debossing and what’s the difference between that and something that’s embossed? Our leather debossing method takes heated brass dies, then hand presses them down into the leather, creating a stamped effect. Embossed leather works the opposite by pushing a pattern or monogram up into the leather, creating a raised effect.
Deboss Fonts
Choose from a variety of beautiful fonts. From classic to bold, our fonts create an elegant leather monogram.
Serif
Inspired by Times New Roman, this elegant font stamps beautifully.
Sans Serif
Inspired by Helvetica, this minimalist and modern font is perfect for anyone.
Script
Penned by hand, this refined font adds a touch of elegance to any accessory.
Block
Made to stand out, this bold outlined font makes a statement.
New: Script Deboss
Our newest personalization style, Script, blends artistry and elegance when our skilled artisans hand draw each letter.
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Deboss Foil Colors
We have 4 colors to choose from: 22 karat gold, rose gold, silver, matte black, in addition to an uncolored blind. Aside from blind, which is a plain die pressing into the leather, each of these colors comes in a foil that is then pressed into the leather.
Deboss Sizes
There are four letter sizes, extra small through large. Select styles allow you to choose your own font size, while others have a pre-set size that we have chosen to best suit the product. Our Block font comes in one size for a striking look.
| Size | Serif | Sans Serif |
|---|---|---|
| X-Small | 0.16 in | 0.16 in |
| Small | 0.25 in | 0.29 in |
| Medium | 0.43 in | 0.37 in |
| Large | 0.53 in | 0.47 in |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does blind mean?
Blind deboss monogramming is when we press our brass dies directly into the leather surface without any metallic or colored foil. Your monogram will either be the same color as the leather, or with the heat, it could burnish to slightly darken the leather.
