Compare Our Leathers & Construction
The hide and the way we build a product both matter. “Double-layer” means two leather layers. “Lined” means an outer leather paired with a different inner leather. A single-layer piece uses one main layer of leather.
Choose a belt build
| Belt | Leather and build | Total weight |
|---|---|---|
| Heritage | Single-layer Wickett & Craig English bridle cowhide | 10–12 oz |
| Sierra | Shrunken American bison with Horween Chromexcel lining | 10–12 oz |
| Ridge | Double-layer American bison | 11–13 oz |
| Frontier | Double-layer shrunken American bison | 14–15 oz |
Leather ounces describe thickness by weight, not the weight of the whole belt. Natural hides vary. All four belts are 1.5 inches wide and use Chicago screws so the buckle can be changed.
American bison
Bison leather has bold, uneven grain. Shrunken bison has a more pronounced texture. It is used in our belts, selected collars, and desk and carry goods. The build differs by product: a coaster is one layer, while a belt can have two layers or a lining.
Italian leather
Our Italian leather collars use single-layer vegetable-tanned leather without stitching. The smooth look makes the color and edges stand out. The leather is Italian; we make the collar in New Jersey.
Wickett & Craig
Wickett & Craig leather is vegetable-tanned in Pennsylvania. Our Heritage belt and Wickett & Craig collars use single-layer leather. These products have a clean, firm feel and develop character with wear.
Choose the piece, then check its details
The tray has an added center panel, not two full layers across the whole body. The glasses case is cut from one piece and folded. Read each product’s details for its exact layers, dimensions and hardware.
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