Instructor: Odin Clack
Course Length: 5.5 hours | Lessons: 49
Skill Level: Intermediate

Create a satchel that’s as durable as it is distinctive in this step-by-step course with leatherworker Odin Clack. Whether you're crafting for clients or for yourself, you'll learn how to build a reliable, timeless bag with clean lines and functional design.

Throughout the course, Odin shares insightful tips that go far beyond this specific project—offering guidance you can apply to a variety of leatherwork. You'll explore ways to customize the satchel to suit your personal style or customer needs, making it truly one-of-a-kind.

With a focus on longevity, quality construction, and professional techniques, this course is ideal for anyone looking to create trusted leather goods that stand the test of time.

Build a satchel that lasts. In this step-by-step course, Odin Clack shows how to create a classic, dependable bag—complete with tips for customization, clean construction, and long-term durability.

About Your Instructor:                                                                                                   Odin was born and raised in Galveston, Texas, in a family of four, where he learned the value of hard work and dedication from his parents. He attended Texas A&M University, where he met his wife, Rachelle.

Today, Odin balances a full-time career as Director of Global Digital Marketing at a mid-sized health and wellness company with raising two energetic children. Alongside his professional responsibilities, he has steadily grown a handmade leather goods brand, Odin Leather Goods (www.OdinLeatherGoods.com).

What began as a hobby has developed into a serious craft and a meaningful creative outlet. The company now serves customers around the world.

In his corporate role, Odin leads online strategy and oversees the management of more than 35 websites, mobile apps, and digital tools. His background includes consulting, web design, print design, and sales. Outside of work hours, he focuses on designing and building leather goods by hand.

When not working or creating, Odin spends time with his family, rides Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and trains in jiu jitsu. His schedule is full, and intentionally so.