Question 1

Is Linjer Legit?

Accepted Answer

In case you find yourself asking the question “Is Linjer legit” the answer is Yes! Linjer seems legit and has partnered with international factories. Furthermore, the brand is a partner of CarbonFree.

Question 2

Where are Linjer products assembled?

Accepted Answer

Linjer assembles in three locations. It assembles leather goods and watches in Turkey and China while assembling Jewelry in Thailand and China. The company previously did some assembling in Italy, but that is no longer the case due to difficulties in maintaining consistency.

Question 3

Does Linjer have ethical labor practices?

Accepted Answer

Sustainability is a big part of the Linjer operation. As part of its sustainability efforts, the company seeks to establish partnerships with only the right factories that share its values. One of such values is ethical labor conditions. In line with this, Linjer partners employ a long-term hiring approach with their employees and cultivate better working conditions for employees.

Question 4

Does Linjer have any vegan options?

Accepted Answer

The Linjer brand currently doesn't make any products from vegan leather. Instead, Linjer leather goods use bovine hides sourced from Northern and Central Europe as their primary manufacturing material. However, if you want to avoid leather in your watches, you can opt for those with bracelet options.

Question 5

What kind of leather is used in each of your bags?

Accepted Answer

We use vegetable-tanned leather for The Soft Tote Bag and The Sling Bag, Vegetable-tanned vachetta leather for The Tulip Bag and The Mini, and Chrome-tanned leather for The Soft Briefcase, The Crossbody Purse, The Doctor's Bag, and The Lana Bag.

Question 6

Linjer used to make The Soft Briefcase and The Crossbody Purse in vegetable tanned leather. Can I buy a vegetable-tanned version of one of these bags?

Accepted Answer

Linjer currently makes both bags with chrome-tanned leather, but old production runs made them from vegetable-tanned leather. Some products from these old runs are still available. Email the company at hello@linjer.co to purchase one of the old vegetable-tanned leather bags.

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