KUBB LEATHER
With this leather line, Kubb further cultivates its uniqueness by combining boldness, imagination, and classicism.
Expertise in patinas and leather selection, along with precise cuts, create an unparalleled symbiosis between technology and French craftsmanship, resulting in a unique, innovative, and high-tech piece.
THE MATERIAL
Leather is the product of the transformation of animal hides intended for the food industry, sourced from the French supply chain, into a noble and durable material.
Few people know this, but the leather industry is essentially the oldest recycling activity in the world.
In France, more than 170,000 tons of waste are avoided each year, and animal welfare is not sacrificed, for good reason: a well-treated and well-cared-for animal provides much better quality leather.
In addition, we favor short supply chains; our leather is French and comes from tanneries near Toulouse.
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AN UNRIVALED TOOL
Designed in collaboration with saddlers, with a desire to surprise and create a noble and functional object.
Like the material that covers it, the Kubb CUIR uses top-of-the-line components, such as the latest Intel processors with unparalleled performance and energy efficiency, 100% flash storage, and an innovative cooling system that not only makes it energy efficient but also virtually silent.
Unprecedented performance, a wide range of ports (USB, Thunderbolt™, Ethernet, etc.), and its compact size (12x12cm) make the Kubb CUIR a true computer that expresses, through its blend of craftsmanship and technology, a rigorous spirit that favors innovation, audacity, and the pursuit of excellence.
SUBLIME PERFECTION
At Kubb, craftsmanship is unconditionally linked to art, an infinite source of inspiration and tradition. Here, perfection, a fundamental value, is energy and creativity, in a resolutely modern approach combined with traditional techniques.
There are many techniques for sewing leather, but the star of them all is the saddle stitch. Used on all our leather shells, this stitch appeared around the 13th century and was introduced into contemporary leather goods by the famous Hermès fashion house. This tight, slanted stitch gives Kubb a fluid and elegant look.
