Rare Rabbit
The small things you hold every day
Rare Rabbit makes small leather goods in pressed leather with antique metal fittings. In our edit that means keyrings, luggage tags and a large leather wallet.
The large keyring is sixteen centimetres long. That is long enough to loop over a hand, so it doubles as a wrist strap. It also clips to the sewn-in metal ring on the label's own crossbody bags.
Tan leather darkens where it is handled. After a year the part that lives in your hand is the darkest part of it.
I carry Rare Rabbit for the gift that does not need a reason. The keyrings come with the label's pressed RR card tag on a cotton tie, ready to hand over.
They sit with our accessories in black, navy, tan and olive. Care is simple: a dry cloth, no rain and a leather conditioner once or twice a year.
Rare Rabbit, in short
Who is Rare Rabbit?
A label making small leather goods in pressed leather with antique metal fittings: keyrings, luggage tags, wallets and crossbody bags.
What is Rare Rabbit known for?
Leather keyrings that double as wrist straps, luggage tags and wallets, finished in antique metal and packaged with a pressed RR card tag.
Where can you buy Rare Rabbit in Australia?
At Amelie & Frank's, online with complimentary shipping Australia-wide on orders over $100, or in person at Red Hill on the Mornington Peninsula.
Questions, answered
What is Rare Rabbit made from?
Pressed leather with antique metal fittings. The large wallet is leather.
How long is the Rare Rabbit keyring?
Sixteen centimetres. That is long enough to loop over a hand, so it works as a wrist strap as well as a keyring.
How do I care for Rare Rabbit leather?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Keep it away from water and direct heat. A specialist leather conditioner once or twice a year, nothing else.
Is Rare Rabbit a good gift?
The keyrings come with the label's pressed RR card tag on a cotton tie, ready to give.
Does Amelie & Frank's ship Rare Rabbit Australia-wide?
Yes, with complimentary shipping Australia-wide on orders over $100. You are welcome to see the collection in person at Red Hill.