The Essex, Dublin and Derby are tanned using Horween’s 100 year old Cordovan veg tan liquor formula. Dublin is a bit more rugged looking than the Essex leather it starts off as. The hides are infused with wax and then heat plated which enhances the grain, creates a pull-up effect and adds a bit more rigidity than the leather. Just…
Beautiful, struck thru, veg-tanned bison hides with a soft, supple feel. These are second run hides which means some hides may have issues ranging from a color defect/variation to brands, holes, scarring, loose break, drawn grain, tannery swatch cuts, etc. Many times, we have also created our own color names for these hides, and these should not be referenced to…
Portage is a beautiful full grain, chrome tanned leather. It has an aniline finish with a slight waxy feel and a medium temper making it a great option from boots to bags. These are second run hides which means some hides may have issues ranging from (but not limited to) a color defect/variation, brands, holes, scarring, loose break, drawn grain,…
Beautiful Rusticalf leather from Tannerie D’Annonay. Rusticalf leather is a supple, soft, full grain leather that develops a natural pebble type pattern during the tanning process. Also available in Green, Navy, Yellow and Orange.
Cascadia is a full grain leather that has been milled for several hours; giving the hides a natural pebbled grain and glovey soft hand. Semi-aniline finish that maintains a uniform color while also having a naked look and feel. Great for bags, chaps, jackets, apparel, hats, shoes, moccasins, small goods & crafts.
Gaucho Oil Tan is a milled, oil tan leather with a wax glazed grain. The hides are infused with an oil and wax combination that displays a rich color and pull-up effect when handled or folded. Drum dyed and struck through with an aniline dye to create the rustic style that this full grain leather has to offer. Most sides…
Newport is a drum dyed, veg tan leather with a great look, feel and smell. Tanned using traditional vegetable tanning methods which can take up to 40 days to produce a hide. Dyed through in color. Tight, firm and flexible with embossing retention properties that can be refined in many ways in order to adapt to different uses. These can…
