The Leather Thread

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Heroes Long Wallet with Fish Hook Rein

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wah scasi , thats a very simple yet practical edc wallet you got there .

too bad your obl webshop doesnt have them .

still waiting for your burg short wallet to arrive =:p
 

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thank you! Whenever i design a new wallet, I will use myself to have the user experience.

This wallet give me a no hassle, no frill, not compromising with fashion and functionality, durable is the best.

Whenever I keep the wallet full (Stuff with coins and receipt) it give a spread out feel in the back pockets (I'm wearing a SV505 Selvage) deep pockets, but somehow the wallet spread across the entire pockets (4.5 wide with 6inch length) making it fitting snugly. Fit with my own fish hook metal rein, my best wallet till dates!

So far our WX2 work wear series still very primary, the work wear concept still not in SGP yet! (Skinny and tight jeans era)
Also I use this cherry maroon is to match my Redwing Black Cherry GT Featherstone !!
I did post online, do a find in mid wallet.
 

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scasi korkor, since you guys trying to promote leathercrafting in singapore
can you do a simple pictorial tutorial on the basics to making a simple wallet lol?
 

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revealing the magical secrets?? wah very long de le. I get lipsu to do
 

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everytime scasi/lipsu post a new leathercraft up , its always poisonous for me :s16:

got my short wallet from him today , will post pictures up soon ( after i buy my mink oil )

thanks Scasi !!
 

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Unique! Quick mink le quick post, i got a friend using the same model, he says after sometime, the wallet will form into sharp when you put into the back pockets! Enjoy your leather!!
 

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Hey, just wondering, should i go for veg tan leather (which will age to deep brown) or go for black leather? Its a keyholder and im wearing it with my indigo jeans.

Any suggestion? :s8: or maybe other colours?
 

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Hey, just wondering, should i go for veg tan leather (which will age to deep brown) or go for black leather? Its a keyholder and im wearing it with my indigo jeans.

Any suggestion? :s8: or maybe other colours?

I can only advice on the colour pros and cons, it is ultimately up to you to decide.
Veg Tan leather, good aging properties, very obvious in real and on pics. Stained with indigo easily, (I love it) if you dont like then gotta be careful when wearing dry denim.
Black leather, aged well too, but very difficult to see on pics, only in real, you'll then see how nice it is. Black leather definitly covers indigo stain well, but if you use light colour threads, then you gotta be careful of the stains.


My personal leathers, please show your leathers too :)

Been using this long wallet on/off, leather aged, and I'm happy the denim is finally showing signs of fading.
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Wallets in rotations, card wallet, mid wallet and long wallet.
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Red Wings
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12oz natural leather, pewter buckle
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