Three luggage-tag studies for Studio á Go Go

From the Practice Log – an ongoing series of stamping studies on real-world organizations.

An August study.

A ticket, a string of lights, and one loud roll of tape

Studio á Go Go describes itself as a fitness dive: Lagree classes on the Miniformer in a dark, music-led, nostalgic room designed to feel closer to a favorite neighborhood dive bar than a conventional polished fitness studio. Its official language emphasizes slow controlled movement, constant tension, loud music, gritty fun, and community.

The current hero uses a grainy red club photograph, enormous cream rounded letters with sharp notches, one separate tilted accent, repeated circular lights, low diagonal equipment lines, and a bright striped caution band. These independent studies do not reproduce the studio name, address, custom wordmark, Miniformer silhouette, Lagree marks, testimonials, or a fitness badge. The construction instead becomes a torn admission ticket, five party lights on a sagging cord, and a roll of striped tape caught mid-unspool.

As leather luggage tags, the studies could suit approved instructor travel, team retreats, studio anniversaries, member milestones, creative collaborations, local partnerships, or year-end gifts. They avoid health, body, weight-loss, or performance promises and do not imply official studio approval.

Leather and treatment

Deep oxblood, warm tan, and charcoal leather carry the studio's red-noir energy into a giftable material register. Blind impressions keep the first two options tactile and low-key; antique-brass linework on charcoal supplies a little stage light without becoming flashy merchandise.

The three concepts

1. The Torn Ticket

A single admission-ticket stub has one sharp notch and a short perforation line. The bite taken from a rounded slab translates the custom letter construction into the humble object that gets someone through the door.

The Torn Ticket, stamp-die study created for Studio á Go Go

The Torn Ticket repeated on three leather luggage tags for Studio á Go Go

2. String of Lights

Five round party lights hang from one easy sag between two hooks. The repeated circles become an unmistakable piece of atmosphere, social and nocturnal without drawing a literal disco ball.

String of Lights, stamp-die study created for Studio á Go Go

String of Lights repeated on three leather luggage tags for Studio á Go Go

3. Tape Mid-Unroll

A bold tape roll releases one long diagonal striped band. The caution-strip device becomes the ordinary object that made it, preserving the studio's irreverent energy in one clear action.

Tape Mid-Unroll, stamp-die study created for Studio á Go Go

Tape Mid-Unroll repeated on three leather luggage tags for Studio á Go Go

These are independent design studies for appropriate team, partner, collaborator, adviser, vendor, volunteer, or client occasions. No affiliation, approval, or endorsement is implied. Every image is a render used to test the object before cutting a physical die.

We made this out of love. Leatherius Woodman is on a mission to create and share artifacts of beauty, craft and love – this study is one of them, and we hope the feeling is mutual.

If you're Studio á Go Go and you'd like these made real, or anything here changed – say hello through our contact page.