Hand embossing a monogram stamp onto leather
Randi

Indigo Laine's Story

Indigo Laine was founded by Randi, and her story of creating work that represents individuality, heritage, femininity and timeless beauty. The name itself is part Randi – her favorite color, Indigo, and her middle name, Laine.

 

Rooted in South Texas, Indigo Laine is a women-led and operated leather goods brand creating pieces that are meant to be used, kept, and carried for years. Every product is designed and handcrafted in-house using full-grain leather made in the USA, with a focus on thoughtful design, durability, and function. What started as a single tote bag grew naturally through word of mouth, shaped by the people who trusted it and came back for more.

 

Our pieces wear in, not out. We design products that feel familiar, like something you already know and love, and become more personal over time.

Hands working leather at a craft workbench
Indigo Laine artisans working at the leather workshop bench
Indigo Laine & Co. leather workshop with artisans at work
OUR CRAFTSMANSHIP
OUR CRAFTSMANSHIP

Every product is designed and handcrafted in-house using full-grain leather made in the USA, with a focus on thoughtful design, durability, and function.

Indigo Laine craftsperson hand-selecting premium leather hide for handmade goods
OUR LEATHER
OUR LEATHER

We use full-grain leather made in the USA.

Rolled tan and brown leather hides close-up
SOUTH TEXAS ROOTS
SOUTH TEXAS ROOTS

Rooted in South Texas, Indigo Laine is a women-led and operated leather goods brand creating pieces that are meant to be used, kept, and carried for years.

Hand-cutting leather with a rotary cutter
Indigo Laine botanical logo
Hands marking a leather pattern with a pen
The Bend LL26 Readers' Choice Awards cover

Featured in the Bend Magazine!

"One of the best things about following a local business throughout its journey is witnessing its significant milestones. This year, Indigo Laine & Co is marking a decade of crafting beautiful handmade goods with the release of a commemorative collection."

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