Arizona Raw is a versatile drum dyed, vegetable tanned leather. To give softness to the hides, a mixture of vegetable and animal oils, called “Sego”, composed of straw, ruby, moelleon oil etc. are used. The colors will darken with age and use, creating a beautiful patina. The tannery created this leather so it could be worked and shaped to the…
Arizona Raw is a versatile drum dyed, vegetable tanned leather. To give softness to the hides, a mixture of vegetable and animal oils, called “Sego”, composed of straw, ruby, moelleon oil etc. are used. The colors will darken with age and use, creating a beautiful patina. The tannery created this leather so it could be worked and shaped to the…
Arizona Raw is a versatile drum dyed, vegetable tanned leather. To give softness to the hides, a mixture of vegetable and animal oils, called “Sego”, composed of straw, ruby, moelleon oil etc. are used. The colors will darken with age and use, creating a beautiful patina. The tannery created this leather so it could be worked and shaped to the…
Cowboy is a full grain, vegetable-tanned, leather that is drum-dyed and greased with tallow. It has a smooth surface and uniform color on the grain side and will produce a beautiful pull up effect when handled. These sides are an A/B selection with minimal defects. The tumbled version of this leather can be found here.
Cowboy is a full grain, vegetable-tanned, leather that is drum-dyed and greased with tallow. It has a smooth surface and uniform color on the grain side and will produce a beautiful pull up effect when handled. These sides are an A/B selection with minimal defects. The tumbled version of this leather can be found here.
Cowboy is a full grain, vegetable-tanned, leather that is drum-dyed and greased with tallow. It has a smooth surface and uniform color on the grain side and will produce a beautiful pull up effect when handled. These sides are an A/B selection with minimal defects. The tumbled version of this leather can be found here.
This is a tumbled version of the Cowboy line from Conceria La Bretagna. Cowboy is a full grain, vegetable-tanned, leather that is drum-dyed and greased with tallow. It has a smooth surface and uniform color on the grain side and will produce a beautiful pull up effect when handled. These sides are an A/B selection with minimal defects. The un-tumbled…
This is a tumbled version of the Cowboy line from Conceria La Bretagna. Cowboy is a full grain, vegetable-tanned, leather that is drum-dyed and greased with tallow. It has a smooth surface and uniform color on the grain side and will produce a beautiful pull up effect when handled. These sides are an A/B selection with minimal defects. The un-tumbled…
This is a tumbled version of the Cowboy line from Conceria La Bretagna. Cowboy is a full grain, vegetable-tanned, leather that is drum-dyed and greased with tallow. It has a smooth surface and uniform color on the grain side and will produce a beautiful pull up effect when handled. These sides are an A/B selection with minimal defects. The un-tumbled…
Tumbled Russet Veg Horsebutt Narrows – lightly tumbled, providing the strips just right amount of give they need for softer goods. Making them easier to handle when it comes to uses where the break in period can be too much. Tanned using a slow process to create a firm, dense leather that is ideal for wet molding and stamping. Great…
Hermann Oak Old World Harness is a veg tanned leather of exceptional quality. Drum stuffed with heavy tallow which makes for excellent wear, thickness, ease of cutting and durability in the field. This leather starts out with a rustic look and will wear beautifully over time. Large long hides perfect for reins, belts and more. As Hermann Oak says, “Traditional…
Tanned using a slow process to create a firm, dense leather that is ideal for wet molding and stamping. Great for sheaths, holsters, bags straps, razor strops, welts and belts (when long enough). The veg tanned strips come from the heaviest section of the hide. Horse has a very tight grain structure, creating a denser leather in comparison to cowhide.…
