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    r quillin - Wednesday 20 October 2025

    Classic Kentucky Key Tags

    Custom Key Tags
     
    Every Quillin key-tag we make gets cut and engraved by hand. No assembly line, no shortcuts.
     
     
    We use traditional Kentucky leatherworking - the same techniques craftspeople have used for generations. The leather's thick, the polishing is by hand, and it ages really well. Gets that nice worn look over time.
    Available now at Quillin.com
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