Build Your Own JF-17 Thunder Jet — Limited Edition DIY Leather Craft KitBuild Your Own JF-17 Thunder Jet — Limited Edition DIY Leather Craft Kit
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Build Your Own JF-17 Thunder Jet — Limited Edition DIY Leather Craft Kit

Unleash patriotism, play, and Pakistan’s pride — all in one box. Let your child build a model of the iconic JF-17 Thunder fighter jet using real cow and buffalo leather – no plastic, no gimmicks. Just hands-on creativity, magnetic dart action, and a timeless...
Rs.4,000.00
Rs.4,000.00
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What's Inside the Box

AN INITIATIVE BY THE LEATHER DUDE

Junaid Vohra—better known as “The Leather Dude”—is bringing a playful new way for children to learn and create. Our DIY leather kits are more than just toys; they combine storytelling, sustainability, and hands-on fun.

Each kit is themed, with friends from the land of Leatheristan—like the wise old Bull Khan, Emily the Cow from Denmark, Michoo our adorable little sheep, and Dan the goat from Scotland—guiding kids through projects. While making, children not only discover leather as a repurposed byproduct but also learn about the theme itself, building creativity and knowledge along the way.

Available in stores and through school workshops, the kits turn every child into a “Little Leather Artisan,” making learning imaginative, sustainable, and fun.
100% Real Leather

Experience the durability and strength of genuine leather.
Eco-Friendly Material

Our collection is crafted from eco-friendly leather, protecting our planet Earth.
Cognitive Growth

Designed to spark curiosity and nurture young minds.
Sensory Learning

Leather engages senses of touch, smell, and sight for a sensorial playing experience.
Creative Product Modules

Our product modules help your kids hold the world of creativity.

Endorsements

See Why Parents Love Us

  • The Concept

    Leather for Kids creates DIY leather kits—the first of their kind—that blend education with play and turn children into Little Leather Artisans. Each kit follows a STEAM approach, introducing leather as an organic material while sparking creativity, problem-solving, and interactive learning. With no sharp tools or sewing required, the kits are safe, fun, and inspired by the simplicity of building toys—making sustainability and craftsmanship an adventure.

  • The Experience

    Each kit comes with pre-cut leather pieces designed to form 2D and 3D modules. These can be assembled into themed collectibles or unique items for personal use. Every piece becomes something children can proudly use, share, or display.

  • Who It’s For

    These DIY kits are made for children aged 5 and up—ideal for curious creators who enjoy making and exploring materials.

  • The Goal

    Our goal is to spark curiosity and, consequently, understanding about leather while encouraging kids to create, explore, and problem-solve. By making and learning, kids grow into confident little artisans—while having fun along the way!

Testimonials

It's fun, educational, and sparks endless creativity.
As a mom, I'm always on the lookout for toys that are both safe and fun for my daughter. These leather toys have been a fantastic addition to her playtime. I love knowing they're made from eco-friendly leather. It gives me peace of mind that we're making greener choices while also offering her toys that spark her imagination and encourage her to think critically.
Rabia Jawad
The texture and feel of the leather really grab his attention.
My little brother loves his new leather toys! I’ve noticed how much more engaged he is with them compared to his plastic ones. The texture and feel of the leather really grab his attention. He’s always exploring different ways to play with them, which I think helps him learn and grow.
Naveen Alvi
I wanted something fun and educational for my son
As a dad, I wanted something fun and educational for my son, and these leather toys hit the mark. They’re crafted to withstand his rough play and are designed to keep him curious and engaged. I’ve seen him develop new problem-solving skills and get creative with how he plays!
Umer Akhtar
I’m impressed
I recently got some leather toys for my nephew, and I have to say, I’m impressed. They’re not just any toys—they’re crafted to last and have this great natural feel. He seems to really enjoy his playtime, and I’ve noticed it’s helping him develop his senses and creativity.
Zain Chaudary
My daughter absolutely adores her new leather toys
My daughter absolutely adores her new leather toys. They’re so unique compared to what’s out there, and I can see how much she enjoys the different textures and the freedom to create her own games. It’s a joy to see her imagination flourish. I love that these toys are not only fun but also support sensory learning and cognitive growth!
Eman Khan

Frequently Asked Questions

IT IS ETHICAL TO USE REAL LEATHER?

Absolutely. In Pakistan, livestock production is substantial: there are approximately 49.6 million cattle, 78.2 million goats, and about 30.9 million sheep in the country. From this vast livestock base, around 51.2 million skins and hides are produced annually as a byproduct of the food and dairy industries.

Rather than letting this material go to waste or end up in landfills, tanners and manufacturers transform these hides into valuable products—preserving resources and reducing environmental burden.

Yes. Leather for Kids uses leather tanned under international LWG (Leather Working Group) standards, which is free from harmful chemicals and safe for everyday use. This type of leather has not been shown to cause skin irritations or allergic reactions, though sensitivities can vary from child to child. Parents are encouraged to keep an eye out for any reactions, especially if a child has very sensitive skin.

The Little Leather Artisans program brings STEAM learning and design thinking together to help kids discover leather as an organic material. Through fun, interactive workshops, children learn where leather comes from, explore its everyday uses, and practice simple techniques to tell real leather apart from artificial alternatives.

The making part of the program encourages creativity and problem-solving as kids craft pre-cut pieces into small items like wallets or collectibles. By blending learning with play, the program builds practical skills and sparks imagination—aiming to inspire 100,000 children by December 2025 as future changemakers in how leather is understood and used.

Yes. When responsibly made, leather is a sustainable material with strong environmental standards behind it. Since it is a byproduct of the food industry, using leather helps prevent millions of tonnes of waste from ending up in landfills each year.

The industry also follows strict rules on chemical use—regulated by law and strengthened by voluntary initiatives committed to phasing out harmful substances. Certified standards, like those from the Leather Working Group (LWG), help ensure transparency and give consumers confidence in where their leather comes from