WESCO
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A few pics of the British tan Domane and chestnut brown oil tan leather samples. Both are great but the British tan is a clear winner for me. Both leathers were actually the same thickness but Chris at Wesco said the British tan is generally a tad thinner usually. You can see the pull-up of the British tan after I folded it in half. I took pics of the roughout side as well. One pic was before and after I brushed the nap up with a suede brush. The chestnut brown is stiff, does not stretch, and has no pull-up while the British tan is more flexible, can stretch a bit, and has lots of pull-up.
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@spacecadet thank you very much for this info.
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@spacecadet thank you very much for this info.
Plus one.
This is very useful. I think the domain leathers are always going to be more attractive than the oil-tanned leathers. But the new oil tanned looks a serious step up from the standard brown oil tanned in terms of looks. That combined with the practical qualities of the oil-tanned leather will be tough to beat.
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I’m all about the roughout and I think the tan loses something in that config. It’s settled. Burlap it is.
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I’m all about the roughout and I think the tan loses something in that config. It’s settled. Burlap it is.
Sure. No problem guys. Oil tan is probably my favorite leather. I already have several pairs of boots in black and brown oil tan. Just prefer the lighter color of the British tan for my next build.
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Oil tan is probably my favorite leather.
Same here. Oil tan for working boots is just about perfect.
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These Standard & Strange horsehide collaboration boots are perfection.
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Yeah. I wish I could afford them right now. They are really great.
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@spacecadet …just saw these today and flipped ...lucky or unluckily lol they are out of my size
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Just noticed Standard and strange are doing a pre-order on these
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Im really diggin the job masters lately…
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Trigger pulled on a pair of custom last Warrens. Gonna be a long 12 weeks…
