Today we have a quick look at he new Baron Fig Leather Pen Sheath to protect your Baron Fig Squire Pen.  Fro some reason I decided to start wtih a photo of the back of the leather pen sheath which has the Baron Fig name printed in a nice small font at the bottom.  As always the fine folks from Baron Fig sent this review item over for us to take a look at, and free of charge.  You can grab your very own here on the Baron Fig website.

On the front of the Baron Fig Leather Pen Sheath, there is the sword logo that you find on the Baron Fig Squire Pen (see our review here).  The version we are looking at here today is the Yellowgold colorway with white stitching but there is also a slate grey version that can be had as well.  Each Baron Fig Leather Pen Sheath measures 1.25″ x 5.5″ and is specifically designed to keep your Baron Fig Squire pen safe and snug so you can toss it in a bag or desk without worry of it getting dinged up.

Here is a quick look at the pen case with the pen inside of it.  As you can see there is a slight bit of stress (see the white bulge) on the outside of the case that tells you the pen sheath is stretching to keep a snug grip on your pen.

The opening on the Baron Fig Leather Pen Sheath is just about 1 inch deep which is the perfect depth for me and my fingers, but your mileage may vary, especially if you have particularly stubby fingers.

I just thought I’d toss in a close up of the branded in Baron Fig Squire logo because its hard to write an extensive review about a leather pen sheath, however when it looks this nice its worth sharing a few photos.  You can see the stitching up close here and it feels like its of a pretty durable quality that wont likely fray or come loose, but time will tell.

Its probably a safe bet that if you shelled out the money for one of these nice Baron Fig Squire Pens, you will want to protect it, and do so in style.  The Baron Fig Leather Pen Sheath may not be the only option to do so, but its definitely a well made and very stylish option that is worthy of consideration. Again, thanks to our friends at Baron Fig for sending this over to look at and check it out over on their site along with all of their other great products.

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