Grading Leathers with Springfield Leather

[@chrisbrown-ej5ie]

Always looking after us🙏🏽Thank you sir!

[@terryleach6204]

So informative on so many levels. Thanks for all that y’all do to teach and inform the leather community.

[@cowdogg3085]

Excellent points!! I'll definitely keep this in mind for next time I order! Thanks guys!

[@CantrellLeatherGoods]

This is such important information. Definitely worth repeating. Made a HUGE difference in my selection of leather. Thank you both!!

[@ToddAndelin]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the explanation!

[@aixpert291]

Wow! This is fantastic info! Thank you!

[@JM-wo2bk]

Great knowledge to have when buying anything made of leather, I came because of boxing glove leathers and their quality or quality "claims".

[@SpringfieldLeather]

Thanks J.M. for "sticking and moving" with us!

[@JBCaudillKnives]

Great info!!!

[@rexjerome5931]

Gee Rusty, why do you even keep Kevin around? He doesn’t know anything! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good stuff.

[@kentison9143]

Newbie question: what about deer hide? i assume that you could make most anything out of it also. Correct or not?

[@spideradventures5910]

I'm worked deer it's very soft best for bags slippers or liners

[@SpringfieldLeather]

Deer is great for bags, totes, moccasins and the like. Mostly anything you are ok having some stretch to it...because it has a lot of that.

[@DavidAtwood]

Isnt this a re-posting of this video -- which was actually made a while back?

[@SpringfieldLeather]

Yep, we had to change something and re-post. :)

[@DavidAtwood]

@@SpringfieldLeather What did you change?

[@SpringfieldLeather]

We separated out some things and will produce another video on how another tannery we use grades and produces their leather. :)

[@jj.1412]

i liked the old one too. Should just call this part 2. :)

[@DLSWV]

👍😉

[@OzzyCoop]

Maybe they mean they don't want your workers to drag it across the floor.