Leather Tote Bag Straps Kit

$29.61 ~~$47~~ In stock

All of the leather and hardware you need to add leather straps to any tote bag. This kit includes the same ingredients as our Portsmith Leather + Hardware Kit, but it can be used for any bag at all. Premium leather and strong metal hardware—all you need is a hammer!

KIT CONTENTS

(2) Hole punched 28" x ¾" leather straps
(8) Leather reinforcement washers
(9) Metal double-cap rivets (1 extra!)
(1) Metal D-ring for attaching keys
(1) Sew-in “I MADE THIS” label

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason J. ★★★★★ Sep 12, 2026

I bought this to rescue a plain canvas tote I'd stopped carrying, and the hardware alone makes it worth it. The included rivets and rings feel solid, and the straps went on with just a screwdriver.

Richard ★★★★★ Sep 11, 2026

The leather in this kit is thick and smells genuinely nice, way better than the cheap straps I'd looked at. Punched holes lined up perfectly with my bag's existing hardware, so I had it done in about twenty minutes.

Ryan Q. ★★★★★ Sep 10, 2026

Rescued a plain canvas tote I'd almost given up on. The kit came with pre-punched leather straps and matching rivets, so I had the new handles on in about twenty minutes with just a mallet. The leather's thick and already softening up nicely.