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Cigar Case Stitching

I came across this cigar case today and noticed it had a raised seam on the inside part of the case. A case with out the raised seam would seem to be more eligant. Is that a purely astetic choice? Or is it too hard to do a butt stitch like in the cigar case video corse in a large scale production setting?

https://kirbyallison.com/products/bosquet-grained-black-leather-cigar-case-2-cigars

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Hi John. This is a traditional way of making a cigar case. A butt stitch could be used, but that would prevent makers from machine stitching the outside seams. Butt stitching would require a more skilled workforce, and more time, both increasing expenses.


I believe the style you linked is pre-stitched, then put onto a mould for final shaping.


If you are hand stitching cigar cases, you have the luxury of doing what you want!

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