DELIVERY INCLUDED ON ALL ITEMS OVER £5
Need to Know
- Personalise with your own text (required, up to 20 characters, in CAPITALS).
- Made from premium vegetable-tanned leather, handcrafted in Surrey, UK.
- Dimensions: 6cm x 4cm.
- Available in tan or brown leather.
- Please note that personalisation will be in CAPITALS.
- Due to the personalised nature of this product, it is non-refundable.
Description
A simple, handcrafted leather label tag to personalise your chocolate jars. Made in Surrey, UK, from premium vegetable-tanned leather, each oval label adds a thoughtful, personal touch to treat tins and gift hampers...
A simple, handcrafted leather label tag to personalise your chocolate jars. Made in Surrey, UK, from premium vegetable-tanned leather, each oval label adds a thoughtful, personal touch to treat tins and gift hampers.
Perfect for creating a dedicated chocolate treat jar, these leather labels can be personalised with wording such as “Charlotte’s Chocolate”, “Dad’s Fancy Chocolate” or any name or phrase of your choice. Whether used at home, given as a personalised gift, or added to a special occasion hamper, the timeless leather finish brings warmth and character to kitchen storage.
Available in classic tan or rich brown leather, each label is embossed and hand-finished, allowing the natural grain of the leather to show through. Designed to age beautifully, the leather softens and develops its own unique patina over time, making every piece truly individual.
Ideal as a personalised family gift, Father’s Day present, housewarming gift or thoughtful addition to a chocolate lover’s kitchen.
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