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I am starting my business to sell our hand made inside stitch collars and leashes made of Italian leather and soon Elk leather from Sweden and Finland. We focus on quality leather and comfort for our dogs. The inside stitching gives the product a good finish in that no stitching is visible on the outside and no edges to bother the pet. Inside the round collar or leash is a nylon string to keep the product strong. What do you guys think of our products? I would really appreciate your opinion. www.timelypetsuppliesusa.com

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Anita

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That's very interesting. How do you do this inside stitch? Do you stitch it inside out and then invert it over a round core? I'm interested in finding out how it's done.

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That's very nice. The product looks very well finished, and I'm truly curious how you did this inside stitch thing.

I'd put it on my pets. It's so nice that it could be a human accessory, too.

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Thank you all for the nice comments. I would love to share with you how it is made but we have a patent pending on this method of inside stitching and I can't reveal any details at this time.

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It looks like it is done the same as piping is done or a very similar method. Great job BTW.

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No, it is not like the piping method because there is no stitching at all. It took an engineer over 9 months to figure out how to do this and we still modified his way of doing it. Its very labor intensive! Thank you for taking your comment.

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Well I love the way it looks. :). Great job

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You call it a "inside stitch" yet in your last post you say "there is no stitching at all". I went to your website and looked at the long round lead. You definitely can see where the outside sleeve was sewn inside out, then pulled within itself, so the grain side is on the outside. I guess then you would pull the cord through.

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