No. 51 | The Hand Key Fob

No. 51 | The Hand Key Fob

$22.00
Leather
Hardware

Built to carry a lifetime of keys.

Hand-cut from full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather and finished by hand at my bench in Waller, Texas. Solid antiqued hardware, low-profile shape, hand-burnished edges sealed with beeswax. The kind of small piece that doesn't ask for attention but earns it over the years — getting darker, smoother, and more yours every time it comes out of your pocket.

Like all small accessories from my workshop, these are made from leather that started its life as larger pieces — wallet panels, belt straps, journal covers. Nothing on the bench goes to waste here. Every key fob carries a piece of the same hide that built something else under the Rustic Oak name.

Whether hooked to a belt loop, a bag, or a keyring, it's made to keep up with real life.

Made one at a time in Waller, Texas.

  • Full-grain, vegetable-tanned leather, 5–6 oz weight
  • Solid antiqued hardware (brass, nickel, or copper)
  • Hand-stitched with waxed polyester thread
  • Hand-burnished edges, beeswax-finished
  • Reinforced at hardware attachment points for durability

Leather Options

  • Russet — natural veg-tan, ages from cream to deep honey-amber
  • Medium Brown — your everyday warm brown
  • Cypress — earthy olive tone, develops character with use
  • Burgundy — Rustic Oak's signature accent color
  • Dark Brown — deep walnut tone, pairs beautifully with brass

Hardware Options

  • Antique Brass — warm gold tone, matches well with browns and burgundy
  • Antique Nickel — cool silver tone, clean and understated
  • Antique Copper — rich rose tone, pairs beautifully with darker leathers
  • Length: approximately 4"
  • Width: approximately ⅝"
  • Total length with keyring: approximately 4.5"–5"

Want it stamped with initials, a date, or a custom mark? Personalized key fobs are handled through my custom branding inquiry form so I can confirm exactly what you have in mind before cutting leather.

  • Ready-to-ship inventory: 2–3 business days
  • Personalized orders: 1–2 weeks

Wipe down with a dry cotton cloth as needed. Condition every 6–12 months with a quality leather balm. Avoid prolonged direct sun. The leather will darken and develop character with use — that's the patina earning its way in.

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