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Course Summary: Leather Goods Manufacture

This course introduces trainees to the fundamentals of leather goods manufacture, covering the processes, tools, materials, and techniques used to produce quality leather products. Trainees gain practical skills in leather selection, pattern making, cutting, stitching, finishing, and quality control. Emphasis is placed on workshop safety, sustainability, craftsmanship, and basic entrepreneurship, preparing trainees for employment, self-reliance, or further training in the leather industry.


Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

  1. Identify different types of leather, tools, and equipment used in leather goods manufacture.

  2. Apply safe working practices and proper handling of tools and materials.

  3. Prepare patterns and cut leather accurately according to design specifications.

  4. Assemble and stitch leather components using hand and basic machine techniques.

  5. Finish and decorate leather products to meet quality standards.

  6. Inspect and evaluate finished leather goods for defects and durability


Sample Interactive Learning Activities

  • Leather Identification Lab
    Trainees  examine and compare samples of genuine leather, synthetic leather, and hides to identify characteristics and uses.

  • Tool Handling Demonstration & Practice
    Guided hands-on sessions where learners practice cutting, punching, stitching, and edge finishing techniques.

  • Pattern-Making Workshop
    Trainees design and create simple patterns for items such as wallets, belts, or key holders.

  • Group Production Project
    Small groups collaborate to manufacture a complete leather product from start to finish.

  • Peer Review & Product Evaluation
    Trainees assess each other’s finished products using a quality checklist.

  • Mini Entrepreneurship Activity
    trainees calculate production costs, set prices, and present a simple sales pitch for their leather products.