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Economy Saddle skirting

Economy Saddle skirting

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$99.00at SpringfieldLeather.comChecked Nov 12

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $99.00 at SpringfieldLeather.com on Nov 12.
  • Checked at 2 stores.

Our take on the Economy Saddle skirting

This is full-grain, vegetable-tanned saddle skirting leather at 12–14 oz, a full-thickness hide with a firm hand and smooth surface. It is built for tooling, carving and stamping, and for saddles, holsters, belts and tack. Compared with lighter skirting and harness leathers, the heavy weight and firm temper hold shape and take deep tooling impressions, but it is stiff to cut and slow to break in. It suits saddle makers and leathercrafters working on structural pieces rather than small soft goods.

Best forSaddle makers building trees, skirts and fendersLeathercrafters tooling and carving heavy piecesHolster, belt and tack makersBuyers who want vegetable-tanned full-grain leather
Pros
  • Full-grain, vegetable-tanned hide
  • Heavy 12–14 oz weight for structural work
  • Firm temper holds shape
  • Smooth surface takes tooling, carving and stamping
  • Full thickness suits saddles, holsters, belts and tack
Cons
  • Stiff and hard to cut or stitch by hand
  • Heavy weight is overkill for small goods
  • Natural finish shows marks and needs finishing
  • Vegetable-tanned leather darkens and patinas over time

Economy Saddle skirting prices at every store

  • SpringfieldLeather.comNew

    In stock

    $99.00Checked Nov 12
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  • Traditions Leathercraft LLCNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $155.00Checked Nov 12
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Economy Saddle skirting price history

Lowest price we've seen: $99.00 on Nov 12 at SpringfieldLeather.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.

About the Economy Saddle skirting

Economy Saddle Skirting is a natural saddle skirting leather sold as a full-thickness hide. It is made for saddle makers, leathercrafters, and tack builders. The leather is full-grain and vegetable-tanned.

The leather has a firm feel and a smooth surface. It suits tooling, carving, and stamping. Uses include saddles, holsters, belts, tack, and other tooling projects.

Weight
12–14 oz
Type
Full-grain, vegetable-tanned
Thickness
Full-thickness hide
Colors
Natural Brown, Chestnut
Uses
Saddles, holsters, belts, tack, tooling projects

Questions and answers

What is 12–14 oz leather used for?
Heavy structural pieces: saddle skirts and fenders, holsters, thick belts, straps and tack. It is too thick for wallets, linings or small soft goods.
Is this leather good for tooling and carving?
Yes. Vegetable-tanned full-grain leather with a firm temper and smooth surface is the standard choice for carving, stamping and tooling, and it holds impressions well.
What does full-grain, vegetable-tanned mean?
Full grain means the outer surface is left intact, so it is the strongest part of the hide. Vegetable tanning uses plant tannins, which gives a firm, moldable leather that patinas with use.
How does it compare with lighter skirting leather?
At 12–14 oz it is on the heavy end, so it is firmer and holds shape better than lighter skirting, but it is harder to cut, skive and stitch.
Does it need finishing?
Natural vegetable-tanned leather is usually left unfinished or lightly treated. Expect to burnish edges, oil or condition it, and seal it if you want to slow darkening.
Can I use it for belts and holsters?
Yes. The weight and firmness suit thick belts and holsters, though you may need to skive edges and plan for a stiff break-in.
Where is the Economy Saddle skirting cheapest?
At SpringfieldLeather.com, for $99.00, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Economy Saddle skirting?
2 stores we checked sell it, including Traditions Leathercraft LLC, SpringfieldLeather.com.

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