Leather cord and thonging add a rustic, stylish finish to jewellery and craft projects. Available in natural, dyed, and metallic colours, these cords are perfect for necklaces, bracelets, keychains, and earthy embellishments. Wholesale options are available for retailers, schools, and event kits. For more durable stringing choices, explore our Bead Thread & Cord collection.
Arbee offers wholesale pricing on all leather cord and thonging options, ideal for workshops, classroom packs, and jewellery kits. Choose from flat or round styles in varying thicknesses and colours. Visit ourwholesale page or contact us to discuss custom orders and large quantities.
Natural Texture for Unique Handmade Creations
Leather cord offers strength and flexibility with a natural aesthetic that’s perfect for boho or minimalist designs. Use it to string beads, create lariat necklaces, wrap pendants, or make braided bracelets. It pairs well with Metal Beads, Wooden Beads, and rustic jewellery findings for a cohesive look.
Frequently Asked Questions about Leather Cord & Thonging
Do you offer wholesale pricing for leather cord?
Yes, wholesale pricing is available. Visit our wholesale page or contact us for bulk order information.
What sizes and types of leather cord are available?
We offer round and flat leather cords in various diameters and colours, including neutrals and metallic finishes.
Can leather cord be used with beads?
Yes, it works well with beads that have larger holes, such as wooden, acrylic, or pony beads.
Is your leather cord suitable for jewellery making?
Absolutely. It's ideal for crafting necklaces, bracelets, chokers, and keyrings with a natural, high-quality finish.
Established 1902
About Arbee Craft
The Arbee Business began in 1902. The owner Mr. R.B.Stevens, a leather merchant, started the business to sell his leather items.
The original Arbee business, shop and factory, was in Swanston Street, Melbourne.
By the 1930s Arbee had expanded to make the famous Arbee moccasins. These became well known as they had durable cowhide on the outside and a layer of lambswool on the inside. Arbee made the moccasins for many years and the kits were very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. During this time Arbee diversified with some other products that were popular e.g. cane items.
