Leather Case for 63 cm Skewers with Wooden Handles

A dedicated case for storing and carrying skewers

This leather case is made for barbecue skewers measuring 63 cm overall and fitted with wooden handles. It keeps long grilling utensils separate from other belongings and allows them to be carried together to a picnic, a country house, or an outdoor cooking area. The same format is useful for organised storage at home, where the skewers can remain in one place instead of being distributed among other barbecue equipment. The case is a standalone storage accessory; skewers are not included.

Format and dimensions

The body of the case is 45 cm long, while 63 cm is the complete length of a suitable skewer from its point to the end of its wooden handle. The two measurements refer to different objects and are therefore not expected to match. The upper part is 10–12 cm wide and shaped to accommodate wooden grips. Black and brown colour options are available. Genuine leather retains its characteristic surface texture, so individual cases may show slight natural variations in appearance.

• Purpose: storing and carrying barbecue skewers.
• Suitable skewer length: 63 cm including the handle.
• Handle type: wooden.
• Material: genuine leather.
• Case body size: 45 cm long and 10–12 cm wide at the top.
• Available colours: black and brown.

Matching the case to a skewer set

Overall length is not the only factor that affects how a group of skewers fits inside. The width of the metal blades and the thickness and shape of the wooden handles also determine how much space the set occupies. A fixed numerical capacity is not specified: several narrow, straight handles require less room than wide or shaped grips. The product should therefore be treated as a case with a defined format rather than one with a guaranteed item count. It is intended specifically for wooden-handled skewers; large cast, decorative, or all-metal handles can have a different profile and fit.

During a trip, the case keeps the skewers together in a vehicle or among outdoor equipment. After a picnic, the group can be returned to its usual storage place without handling and arranging every skewer separately. An enclosed format is particularly useful for long utensils with pointed ends that should not be left loose among tableware, textiles, and smaller accessories.

Caring for the leather case

The metal sections and wooden handles should be clean and completely dry before they are placed inside. For routine care, the leather surface can be wiped with a soft, slightly damp cloth without soaking the material. The case should then dry naturally away from intense heat. A product intended for genuine leather can be tested on an inconspicuous area first, as leather treatments may alter the shade.