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  1. If I chose a mid range hide, which would be suitable? I am unsure which to use, but the areas where the boot will be use is very low traffic. I also tried the directory, but unfortunately nothing showed up within 100 miles of my zip code.
  2. Hi everyone. I have a little hobby on the side which involves sewing shiftboots and handbrake boots for cars. I have done a few vinyl pieces for friends, but I am looking to step things up. I have gotten quite an interest from many people for leather boots for their cars and I might be able to make a very small profit on the side when I have time away from school work. I would first like to ask what hide should I be looking into. Vinyl seems good enough for most people when it comes to interior boots, but many prefer leather due to the fact that it comforts them knowing they have a leather item. I have compared leather and vinyl boots with my friends, and it is apparent that the difference when installed is unnoticeable to majority of people. Because of this fact, I would like to look into the cheapest hides available. This is where I start to become confused because I do not know which hide is the cheapest. Pig, cow, sheep, or lamb? Another obstacle I am facing is ordering hide. I do not know where to order from for the best price (quality is not a major concern here). I have looked into Tandy leather, but I am looking for more options. I am looking to make ~ 20 boots a week, and each boot would require about 14x14 inches of leather. If anyone could help me out for my situation, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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