5 Cool Leather Accessories

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Looking for a great piece to add to your leather collection? Maybe some cool leather bags or timeless wallets? Take a look at these:

CLC-GB-MD-CH-SLC01B-250

Gadget Bag

This gadget bag protects cameras and electronics from damaging heat while looking trendy and functional.

  • Lining – Lined with pigskin, which has the 2nd toughest tensile strength rating of leathers. Kangaroo is the toughest.
  • Leather – 100% hypoallergenic 4 to 5 oz (2.0mm to 2.2mm) thick Full Grain chrome tanned leather. Usually, cowboy and work boots are made with 1.8mm – 2.0mm thickness. And, our leather isn’t “buttery soft” (fibers separated and broken down by hours of tumbling and stretching at the tannery). It’s your job to tenderize it over the years.
  • Construction – Made from as few large pieces of leather as possible.  Seams are the weakest point and so the fewer the better. It would be much cheaper for us to make it with lots of smaller pieces, but it’s the quality details such as this that separates us from the masses.
  • Thread – The double zero continuous-filament Polyester thread we use is a little thicker than what is used on most boots. It’s impressive and expensive. Common thread is made of short little fibers wound together into one long thread. This thread is made of long continuous fibers that won’t fall apart in a strong wind. Polyester thread is also the only thread I know of that doesn’t deteriorate with exposure to the sun like Nylon or Kevlar.

 

CLC-WCC-CH-SLC02B-250

 

Classic Wallet

  • Dimensions:  Closed 2 ½”W x 4″H x ¼”D (6.35cm x 10.16cm x .635cm)- Open 5 ¼” x 4″
  • Hypoallergenic chrome tanned oil based 1.4 mm thick 3 oz. leather
  • 1.2 mm Tough pigskin lining and backing. Pigskin is the second strongest hide in the world, second to kangaroo
  • One solid piece of thick leather makes up the body
  • Thick continuous filament Polyester marine grade U.V. resistant industrial thread

CLC-TO2-CH-SLC01B-250

 

Classic Tote 

  • Body Shell – 100% hypoallergenic 2 to 3 oz (1.2 mm – 1.4 mm) thick Full Grain chrome tanned leather. This is the best part of the leather. And, our leather isn’t “buttery soft” (fibers separated and broken down by hours of tumbling and stretching at the tannery).
  • Liner – Made with stiff pigskin to keep it’s body. Pigskin has the 2nd toughest tensile strength rating of leathers. Kangaroo is the toughest.
  • Construction – Made from as few large pieces of leather as possible. Seams are the weakest point and so the fewer the better. It would be much cheaper for us to make it with lots of smaller pieces, but it’s the quality details such as this that separates us from the masses.
  • Thread – The double zero continuous-filament Polyester thread we use is a little thicker than what is used on most boots. It’s impressive and expensive. Common thread is made of short little fibers wound together into one long thread. This thread is made of long continuous fibers that won’t fall apart in a strong wind. Polyester thread is the only thread I know of that doesn’t deteriorate with exposure to sun.

 

CLC-BPC-DCB-PS-SLC01B-250

 

 

Front Pocket Backpack

  • Leather – 100% hypoallergenic 4 to 5 ounce (2.0mm to 2.2mm) thick Full Grain chrome tanned leather. Usually, cowboy and work boots are made with 1.8mm – 2.0mm thickness. And, our leather isn’t “buttery soft” (fibers separated and broken down by hours of tumbling and stretching at the tannery). It’s your job to tenderize it over the years.
  • Construction – Made from as few large pieces of leather as possible. Seams are the weakest point and so the fewer the better. It would be much cheaper for us to make it with lots of smaller pieces, but it’s the quality details such as this that separates us from the masses.
  • Thread – The double zero continuous-filament Polyester thread we use is a little thicker than what is used on most boots. It’s impressive and expensive. Common thread is made of short little fibers wound together into one long thread. This thread is made of long continuous fibers that won’t fall apart in a strong wind. Polyester thread is also the only thread I know of that doesn’t deteriorate with exposure to the sun like Nylon or Kevlar.