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Leathers
The following are descriptions of types of leathers suitable for chaps.
If you are trying to match fabric, I will have the leather company I use send
you swatches of current hides. Time is of the essence since dye lots change.
Choosing your chap leather first is the easiest, since there are more fabric
colors available for show clothes. If you do purchase your pants & top first,
I recommend a good color match before comfort.
Nothing negatively catches the eye more than off color matches.
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Top Grain Cow

Available in 43 colors, 3 - 3.5 oz weight &
can be used either suede or slick side out.
The most durable and comfortable of all the leathers.

To view top grain color swatches click
on the page number below:

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Garment Cow

Available in 26 colors, 1.5 - 2 oz weight & can be used either suede or
slick side out. Women love this leather as it has a lot of give & is lighter
weight than the top grain.

To view garment cow color swatches click
on the page number below:
page 1


Garment Split

Available in 39 colors, 2.5 - 3 oz weight with both sides suede.
Somewhat stiffer than top grain,
but has a beautiful clean nap.

To view garment split color swatches click
on the page number below:
page 1


Pig Suede

Available in 44 colors, 1 - 1.5 oz weight with only the
suede side available. Smaller adults or children can
usually get by with this ultra light weight leather and the
hides have a beautiful nap as well. I cannot guarantee them
from tearing as they are quite delicate.

To view pig suede color swatches click
on the page numbers below:
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Lamb Skin

Available in 39 colors, 1 - 1.5 oz weight with only the slick side
available. This leather is only suitable for smaller adults or children. I
cannot guarantee them from tearing as they are
quite delicate.

To view lamb skin color swatches click
on the page numbers below:

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