Laser-engraved leather handles
Laser engraving marks the leather itself. The result depends on the artwork, leather and placement. Natural variation, wear and care affect how leather looks over time.
K&D Equestrian
Custom Barn Gear for Your Brand, Barn or Event
Start with the product and how it will be used. K&D can review your artwork, placement and quantity to recommend a suitable customization approach.
Two customization routes to discuss
Printed rope cans and hat cans
DTF printing is one method used on the custom examples shown here. Confirm the surface, artwork size and production method for your selected item. No printed finish is immune to abrasion, heat or wear.
Examples of custom work
Examples illustrate past work. Product, artwork, placement and production availability must be confirmed for a new order.
Send these details for a useful quote
- Product: model, preferred colors and whether you need help choosing.
- Quantity: total units and the breakdown by model or color.
- Artwork: your logo or design file, preferred placement and approximate size. Use artwork you own or have permission to reproduce.
- Deadline: the event or needed-in-hand date, plus shipping destination.
- Use: resale, awards, staff gear, barn identification or another purpose.
From inquiry to production
- K&D reviews the product, artwork and requested quantity.
- The team confirms the method, available placement, pricing and schedule.
- Review the proposed artwork and order details before approving production.
- Keep the approved details with your order so colors, quantities and placement can be checked.
Minimum quantities, setup charges and lead times depend on the project. Request a written quote rather than assuming that a retail product is immediately available in a custom version.
Can I order an exact match to my brand color?
Send the color requirements with your artwork and ask what can be achieved on the chosen material. A screen reference does not guarantee a physical production match.
How should customized gear be cared for?
Follow the instructions provided for the product and decoration. Avoid assuming that a cleaner or heat treatment suitable for plain gear is suitable for a printed or engraved finish.