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Low Grade Oil Tan Sides Thin, 2-4 oz, 23 Sq Ft, Light Brown

Low Grade Oil Tan Sides Thin, 2-4 oz, 23 Sq Ft, Light Brown

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$63.00at The Leather Guy, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Low Grade Oil Tan Sides Thin, 2-4 oz, 23 Sq Ft, Light Brown

This is a light brown, chrome-tanned cowhide side sold as a single piece of roughly 23 square feet, split to 2-4 oz (about 0.8-1.6 mm). It is semi-stiff with a smooth, oil-tanned face and a varied finish, so the piece suits structured projects more than draping garments. The 23 sq ft size is a full side, enough for several small goods or one large bag. No current price was supplied, so compare store prices before buying.

Best forBag and tote makers
Wallet, belt and strap projects
Holster and sheath makers wanting semi-stiff temper
Crafters who want one large side rather than small panels
Pros
  • Large 23 sq ft side gives room for cutting around flaws
  • 2-4 oz weight suits bags, straps and linings
  • Oil tan finish resists scuffs and takes a burnish
  • Semi-stiff temper holds shape in structured goods
  • Chrome tan is durable and needs little break-in
Cons
  • Semi-stiff temper is poor for soft garments or drapes
  • Finish varies across the side, so color can be uneven
  • Thin 2-4 oz is too light for heavy-duty belts or soles
  • Oil tan can darken and stretch with use
  • A full side means a large upfront spend for small projects

Low Grade Oil Tan Sides Thin, 2-4 oz, 23 Sq Ft, Light Brown prices at every store

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Low Grade Oil Tan Sides Thin, 2-4 oz, 23 Sq Ft, Light Brown price history

Lowest price we've seen: $63.00 on Nov 2 at The Leather Guy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

Specifications

Style Of Leather
Cow
Temper
Semi-Stiff
Texture
Smooth
Tannage
Chrome Tanned
Finish
Various

Questions and answers

What can I make with 23 square feet of 2-4 oz leather?
Roughly 23 sq ft covers several wallets, a tote or messenger bag, or a set of straps and small cases. At 2-4 oz it is best for bags, linings, straps and pouches, not heavy belts or soles.
Is 2-4 oz thick enough for a belt?
Only for a light dress belt, and usually doubled or lined. Most belt makers want 8-10 oz or a laminated strap for everyday wear.
What does oil tan mean?
The hide is tanned and treated with oils and waxes, giving a pull-up effect where the leather lightens when bent. It is durable and water-resistant but can darken and stretch over time.
Will the color match across the whole side?
Not exactly. The finish is listed as varied, and natural hides shift in tone across a large side. Cut related pieces from the same area and expect some variation.
Is chrome-tanned leather good for tooling?
No. Chrome-tanned leather does not hold tooling impressions well. Choose vegetable-tanned leather if you plan to carve or stamp.
When is the best time to buy a full side?
Prices on leather sides move with hide supply and tend to be lowest during seasonal sales and after the holidays. Check the price history before buying a large piece.