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This is a leather I am very excited about. It is a veg tanned horse hide from Horween and is available in a limited quantity only. It’s beautifully soft and supple, and has a deep richness to it. Personally I think it is perfect with dark brown thread, but works well with natural, grey, or even royal blue or emerald green thread too. Straps produced with Rodeo leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Redwood is what is known as a "crazy horse" leather. It's a heavyweight, full grain leather that is treated with oils after tanning to produce a product that is hardwearing yet supple, and which will develop a fabulous patina as it ages. Redwood is a lovely dark reddish brown colour with a slight pull-up. It is the perfect leather for a watch strap. Confusing as it may sound, "crazy horse" leather is not a horse leather, it's actually made from cow hides. It's called "crazy horse" because being supple and very hardwearing it was traditionally used in the manufacture of horse saddles. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with natural thread (which I personally think works best with Redwood), but black and grey stitching also work well. If you want something that will stand out then bright yellow stitching is something to consider. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Redwood leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Raven is a pure vegetable tanned cow leather - the result of a tanning process that takes a full 6 months to complete. It is definitely worth the wait though. It is beautifully soft and pliable from the start and has a pronounced grain pattern and a matt finish. The Raven strap photographed for this page was stitched with royal blue thread, but any colour stitching will look good with this leather. Straps produced with Raven leather will be approx 3.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Quarterback is another leather from the Horween tannery in Chicago, and is actually one of their oldest leathers. Anyone who watches American football may well recognise the pebbled texture - this leather has been used to make the official NFL footballs for the last 60 years, and I've decided to make watch straps with it! It's one of the thicker leathers I use but very supple for a thick strap. I've chosen it in a lovely almond colour - I hope you like it. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with natural thread which I personally think works best, but if you want something different then grey, pale blue and olive drab will work too. Straps produced with Quarterback leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Prugna is a lovely deep plum coloured leather from Italy. It is a fully vegetable tanned leather with a slight pull up and a matt finish, and makes a very comfortable watch strap. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with grey thread, but natural, royal blue & black threads all look good too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Prugna leather will be approx 4.25mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Poseidon is a lovely soft aniline calf leather in a striking dark blue colour with a tumbled grain. After being hand dyed the leather is glazed to give an antique sheen. It is lovely and soft and wears beautifully. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with pale blue thread, but natural, black, grey and royal blue threads all look good too. Straps produced with Oceanic leather will be approx 3.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Plum is a rich burgundy coloured vegetable tanned cow hide with a fine grain. It works beautifully with black or grey stitching, or natural thread can be used if you want more contrast. Straps produced with Plum leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
Phoenix is a pure vegetable tanned leather with a distressed matt finish and a distinct pull up. It is oiled heavily during the tanning process and is soft right from the start. This is a very distinctive looking leather that will patinate beautifully. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with bright yellow thread, but natural, white & grey stitching work equally well. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Phoenix leather will be approx 4.25mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Pastel is a leather produced for French fashion house Hermès. It is what they refer to as a "Clemence" leather (named after the daughter of the designer who introduced it into Hermès’ collections in 1992) and is produced from the hide of a baby bull (calf). Hermès Clemence leather is known for its durability, large grain, and soft, heavy, and supple texture. I've been lucky enough to acquire a small amount of this famous leather in a fabulous soft pink colour. It's a thick leather, but very soft and pliable. I leave the edges natural with this one as I've found it looks so much better this way. This is a leather that is not readily available (and I probably won’t be able to get any more once it’s gone) so I’m listing it as a “limited edition”. As a result, each Pastel strap will come with a signed letter from me stating the date your strap was made and giving it a production number. The strap shown is made with natural stitching. The only other thread colour I would personally consider is white, but to see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Pastel leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Parisian Blue is a calf leather produced for French fashion house Hermès. It is what they refer to as a "Monsieur Grainee" leather, and has a lovely semi-matt finish with a tight grain. I've been lucky enough to acquire a small amount of this famous leather in a lovely mid blue colour. I leave the edges natural with this one as I've found it looks so much better with un-finished edges. This is a leather that is certainly not readily available (and I probably won’t be able to get any more once it’s gone) so I’m listing it as a “limited edition”. As a result, each Parisian Blue strap will come with a signed letter from me stating the date your strap was made and giving it a production number. The strap shown is made with butterscotch stitching, but pale blue and natural threads work well with this leather too. If you want to see the options for thread colour please see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Parisian Blue leather will be approx 3.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Papaya is one of my favourites – a rich brown fully veg tanned cow hide with a slight reddish tint. It sets off black dialled watches perfectly, and goes best with black, grey or natural stitching. Straps produced with Papaya leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
Ortensia is a stunning blue / turquoise coloured leather produced by a small independent tannery in Italy. Using a traditional vegetable tanning process centuries old the tannery produces a leather with a beautiful naked appearance - it has a matte finish and a slight pull up, and will develop bags of character as it ages. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with grey thread, but natural stitching works very well, or teal stitching if you want low contrast. Straps produced with Ortensia leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Orange Crush is a pure vegetable tanned cow leather produced by a small tannery just outside Florence, Italy. It is a stunning orange coloured leather with an embossed hatch grain finish. It is a little stiff initially, but once broken in becomes a comfortable and hard wearing strap that will patinate beautifully over time as it ages. The Orange Crush strap photographed for this page was stitched with bright yellow thread, but natural or grey thread look good with this leather, too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Orange Crush leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Oliva is a fabulously soft and pliable pure vegetable tanned leather in a matt olive green colour. It has a vintage look due to the pronounced natural grain and is very, very soft. It makes a great strap. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with olive drab thread, but grey, buttercotch, light brown and natural threads all work very well, too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Oliva leather will be approx 3.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Ocean blue is a heavily grained and very soft calf leather in a vibrant blue colour. The leather works best with grey, natural or denim thread, but would also work well with bright yellow or red thread. Straps produced with Ocean Blue leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
As the name suggests, Nordic Ox is a heavy weight ox leather from Norway. Soft and comfortable from the start, Nordic Ox is available in a deep aniline brown colour with a shrunken pebbled grain. This is premium leather at it's best and makes a fabuolus watch strap. One of my personal fabvourites! The strap photographed for this page was stitched with light brown thread. Dark brown & natural stitching are recommended too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Nordic Ox leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £130 with a free spring bar buckle £135 with a sewn in buckle £140 with a screw bar buckle -
Nirvana is a fully veg tanned Italian leather, embossed with a sharkskin pattern after tanning. It has a matt finish and a very soft, pliable feel. It's a lovely custard colour, and makes a great strap. I absolutely adore this leaher and I'm confident you will too! The strap photographed for this page was stitched with natural thread, which I think is the best option. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Nirvana leather will be approx 3.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Nero is actually black Horween Derby. i.e. it is the same leather, but during the tanning process it has been dyed black. It is a full grain, fully vegetable tanned steer hide from Horween of Chicago. Treated with waxes and oils during the tanning process it makes a beautiful strap. If you want a black leather with some character this comes highly recommended. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with butterscotch thread, but being black it will go with any stitch colour. Straps produced with Nero leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
I've been looking for a black leather with a flat matt finish for the last couple of years, and finally I've found one. This is a pure veg tanned cow hide with a fine grain and a clean matt appearance. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with grey thread, but it also looks perfect with black stitching for a really stealthy look (being black of course it will go with any colour thread, but grey or black is my preference with this leather). Straps produced with Nautilus leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £90 with a free spring bar buckle £95 with a sewn in buckle £100 with a screw bar buckle -
Mushroom is a very soft brown analine leather with a cross hatch texture. I adore this leather, and prefer it with light brown stitching, but you might want something less low key and go with natural, emerald green, olive drab or even royal blue stitching. It goes so well with just about anything. Straps produced with Mushroom leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £90 with a free spring bar buckle £95 with a sewn in buckle £100 with a screw bar buckle -
Mosto leather is a pure vegetable tanned leather that is beautifully soft and pliable. During the tanning process it is naturally tumbled to produce a pronounced grain which gives it an antiqued look. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with natural thread, but grey and pale blue threads look good too. Straps produced with Mosto leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Moss Green is a veg tanned, analine steer hide from US tannery Horween. It has a cross hatch texture and makes a lovely strap. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with grey thread, but butterscotch, natural and olive drab will work well with this leather too. Straps produced with Moss Green leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £90 with a free spring bar buckle £95 with a sewn in buckle £100 with a screw bar buckle -
Another leather from the Horween tannery, Military Grey is a very soft, pliable leather that I know will be a firm favourite. It is a full grain leather with a semi-matte aniline finish in a wonderful light grey colour. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with grey thread, but natural thread works well too. Straps produced with Military Grey leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Military green is a beautifully soft and pliable calf leather with a tight grain. I prefer this with grey stitching, but it works really well with light brown and natural thread too, or olive drab if you want low contrast in the stitching. Straps produced with Military Green leather will be approx 3mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
I've been using kudu leathers for some years now, as it makes such a fantastic watch strap. On my recent visit I was delighted to find the tannery has produced something stunning in a short run. This batch of leather has been dyed a very dark inky blue colour, but the character of the kudu leather is allowed to shine through. If you are looking for a blue watch strap, but prefer something a little different, Midnight Blue could well be the one for you. As is always the case with kudu leathers, Midnight Blue is a very soft, pliable, full grain leather that makes an amazing watch strap. Kudu live in dense brush or forest in the African Savanna, one of the harshest environments on earth, and are prey to preditors such as leopards and hyenas. The kudu skins used to produce this leather exibit all the scars and marks of the animals hard life, and as a result no two kudu leather straps will look the same, ensuring your strap will be unique. As is the case with all the kudu leather I use, the skins are the result of the seasonal kudu cull mandated by the South African government. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with pale blue thread, but natural, grey, royal blue and denim threads work very well too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Midnight Kudu leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £130 with a free spring bar buckle £135 with a sewn in buckle £140 with a screw bar buckle -
Metta is a veg tanned calf leather made with a diamond pattern imprint and treated with beech oil to resemble the famous deerskin leather found in the wreck of the Metta Catharina in 1973. It is a soft and pliable leather that I think works perfectly with natural stitching. Straps produced with Metta leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
Marlin is a veg tanned patent leather I came across recently on my travels. I loved the colour of this hide, and although it doesn't have the high gloss finish normally associated with patent leather, it does have a shine to it. It's a strong and hard wearing leather that works beautifully with a large watch. I leave the edges natural with this one as it look so much better for it. I hope you like it. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with pale blue thread, but if you want something different then natural & grey stitching work well too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Marlin leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Marine Shell Cordovan is a limited edition Horween shell cordovan leather in a deep marine green colour. I've managed to secure a small quantity of this leather, and as anyone who has had a shell cordovan watch strap will tell you, it makes a fabulous watch strap. Please note – all the shell cordovan leather I use comes from the Horween tannery in the USA The strap photographed for this page was stitched with butterscotch thread. Natural, grey and emerald green thread all work really well with this leather too. Straps produced with Marine Shell Cordovan leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £130 with a free spring bar buckle £135 with a sewn in buckle £140 with a screw bar buckle -
Mahogany is an Italian calf leather with a tight grain and a mottled, slightly shiny finish. It's a lovely warm brown colour and is soft & pliable from the start. It makes a fabulous, classic watch strap. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with light brown thread. Natural and butterscotch stitching work well too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Mahogany leather will be approx 3mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Liquorice is a heavy weight steer hide, waxed and drum stuffed to produce a rugged yet supple leather that makes a great watch strap. If you want a black leather strap with some texture then this is the one for you! It combines with any colour stitching, but my preference is for grey, red, royal blue or emerald green. Straps produced with Liquorice leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
Lime is a very soft steer hide with a silky touch and in a great colour – perfect if you want a casual look. It’s one of my personal favourites and it looks amazing on a big watch. My preference is to combine it with olive drab stitching as in the photos below, but it works well with natural and grey stitching too. Straps produced with Lime leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £90 with a free spring bar buckle £95 with a sewn in buckle £100 with a screw bar buckle -
This is a lovely light weight vegetable tanned full grain leather with an aniline stained surface in a bright yellow colour - perfect for the summer. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with white thread which I think works perfectly, but natural thread would work well too. Straps produced with Lemon leather will be approx 3mm thick and are priced as follows: £90 with a free spring bar buckle £95 with a sewn in buckle £100 with a screw bar buckle -
Kiwi leather is something a little different. It's a full veg tanned leather I found in a leather wholesaler in the summer, and it is one for anyone who likes a colourful strap. The leather is hard wearing yet supple, and has a pronounced grain pattern that works so well with the vivid lime colour. There is no doubt about it, this will get comments! The strap shown is made with natural stitching, but I've made Kiwi straps with grey, bright yellow and light brown stitching too, and they all work. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Kiwi leather will be approx 3.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
King Kudu is a kudu leather with a full aniline finish, which allows the character of the leather to shine through. It has a lovely golden brown tone and is super strong and pliable - perfect for a watch strap. I've been using kudu leather for my watch straps for many years now because of it's characteristics, and this tannage is one of the best I've found. Highly recommended! Kudu are antelope that live in dense brush or forest in the African Savanna, one of the harshest environments on earth, and are prey to preditors such as leopards and hyenas. The kudu skins used to produce this leather exibit some scars and marks from the animals hard life. As a result no two kudu leather straps will look the same, ensuring your strap will be unique. As is the case with all the kudu leather I use, the skins are the result of the seasonal kudu cull mandated by the South African government. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with butterscotch thread. Light brown and natural threads look great with this leather, too. To see all the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with King Kudu leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £130 with a free spring bar buckle £135 with a sewn in buckle £140 with a screw bar buckle -
Jaffa is a bright orange Italian calf hide which is guaranteed to get you noticed. It has a very fine grain and makes a lovely comfortable strap. Combine it with natural or black stitching if you want some contrast, or grey if you aren’t that brave! Straps produced with Jaffa leather will be approx 3mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
Indigo is a premium leather crafted by a small, traditional tannery in Tuscany—an area renowned for its exceptional vachetta leathers. This leather is tumbled to create a classic pebbled texture and stands out for its rich character and craftsmanship. Soft and pliable from the start, Indigo still retains a satisfying weight and durability that makes it perfect for watch straps. It’s one of the finest vachetta leathers I’ve come across—elegant, hard-wearing, and built to age beautifully. When I saw this leather I liked it so much that I bought it in two colours. If you’re after something bold and striking, be sure to check out Scarlet—a stunning, bright red companion to Indigo. The strap shown in the photographs on this page is stitched with butterscotch thread, but pale blue, grey and natural threads work very well too. You can see all the options for thread colour on the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Indigo leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Iguana is an Italian calf leather embossed with a lizard pattern. It's a lovely warm brown colour and soft & pliable from the start. I hope you like it. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with natural thread, but light brown, dark brown and bright yellow stitching work well too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Iguana leather will be approx 2.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
This is a beautiful leather from the Horween tannery in Chicago. It is a fully vegetable tanned horse hide with a matte finish and bags of character. It's very soft and pliable from the start, and will develop a lovely patina with some wear. If you are looking for something special with a vintage feel then this fits the bill perfectly. It really doesn't get better than this. The strap shown is made with dark brown stitching, but grey, emerald green, butterscotch and of course natural thread works well too. Straps produced with Horween Nut Brown leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Essex is another leather from the Chicago based tannery, Horween. It's a pure vegetable tanned cow leather that is beautifully soft, and is produced using the same traditional tanning extracts as Horween's Genuine Shell Cordovan. This has already become one of my personal favourites and ages beautifully. Horween Essex works beautifully with natural stitching on any black dialled watch. The strap photographed for this page is stitched with natural linen thread - which in my humble opinion is the best option as it shows the leather off beautifully. Straps produced with Horween Essex leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Horween Derby is one of my personal favourites. It is a full grain, veg tanned steer hide with a lovely soft feel from the Chicago based tannery. Treated with waxes and oils during the tanning process it makes a wonderful strap - take my word for it. Highly recommended! The strap photographed for this page was stitched with natural thread, and I personally think this is the only way to go with this one. Straps produced with Horween Derby leather will be approx 5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
I’ve been looking for a replacement for the saddle leather since it ran out and I think I’ve found something even better. Honey leather is a golden coloured veg tanned horse hide. It is beautifully soft and pliable with a gorgeous texture and builds a lovely patina. I favour natural stitching with this one, but it also looks great with grey thread. Straps produced with Honey leather will be approx 3mm thick and are priced as follows: £90 with a free spring bar buckle £95 with a sewn in buckle £100 with a screw bar buckle -
Hirvi is something a little bit special. It's an elk leather, from animals that roamed the Arctic Circle. The skins were tanned in Finland before being dyed a muted shade of green, and then oiled. The leather is wonderfully soft and pliable, with a fabulous distressed texture. A truly stunning leather. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with butterscotch thread, but natural, grey & olive drab stitching also go well with Hirvi. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Hirvi leather will be approx 4.25mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Heidrun is an oiled goat skin leather, fully vegetable tanned and given an antiqued finish in the tanning process. It's wonderfully soft and characterful in a warm brown colour with black highlights. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with butterscotch thread. Natural and light brown thread look great with it too. Straps produced with Heidrun leather will be approx 3mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
As the name suggests, this is a full weight horse hide and has a beautiful structure. It is another Horween leather - vegetable tanned & full grain, it's an oiled/waxy leather with a very light pull up in a gorgeous rich brown colour. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with butterscotch thread, but grey, olive drab and dark brown threads will work well, too. Straps produced with Heavy Horse leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Havana is a very dark brown veg tanned cow hide which is soft and supple. It looks fabulous with dark brown stitching, or combine it with orange, natural or emerald green thread for something a bit different. Straps produced with Havana leather will be approx 4.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £85 with a free spring bar buckle £90 with a sewn in buckle £95 with a screw bar buckle -
Harlequin is a fully veg tanned Italian leather, embossed with a diamond pattern. It has a matt finish and a soft, pliable handle. It's a lovely dark turquoise colour, and makes a great strap. I hope you like it. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with pale blue thread, but if you want something different then natural & grey stitching work well too. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Harlequin leather will be approx 3.5mm thick and are priced as follows: £100 with a free spring bar buckle £105 with a sewn in buckle £110 with a screw bar buckle -
Gunpowder is a fabulous dark grey leather produced by a small independent tannery in Italy. Using a traditional vegetable tanning process centuries old, the tannery produce a leather with a beautiful naked appearance - it has a matte finish and a slight pull up. This makes a wonderful watch strap - I can't recommend it highly enough! The strap photographed for this page was stitched with grey thread, but natural stitching works equally well if you want more contrast in the stitching. Straps produced with Gunpowder leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle -
Goblin is a very soft and pliable leather that is produced from the skins of elk that roam the Arctic tundra. Tanned in Finland, Goblin leather is a full grain leather dyed a stunning deep brown colour with a distressed matt finish and naked appearance. This is one of the softest leathers I use and something I think you will love. The strap photographed for this page was stitched with butterscotch thread, but light brown, grey & royal blue stitching also go well with Goblin leather. To see the options for thread colour see the stitching colours page. Straps produced with Goblin leather will be approx 4mm thick and are priced as follows: £120 with a free spring bar buckle £125 with a sewn in buckle £130 with a screw bar buckle
