Against seasons

We make eleven things. In ten years we have stopped making two of them, one because the tannery stopped making its hide and one because nobody bought it.

A seasonal range would mean new patterns every six months, new cutting sheets, and a sale every time the old ones had to go. It would also mean a bag bought today could not be matched in three years when you wanted the wallet.

So the range stays put. When something changes, it changes because we found a better way to make it, and the old version is still repaired.