Purchasing Leather

[jamzdean]

I have always purchased my carving leather from the local Tandy outlet...they have moved and I was wondering if anyone has a "good" online ordering source? I figure everyone has their favorites..I just can't afford to go through the "trial and error" process..any suggestions would greatly appreciated. Thanks

[Itch]

Sorry but I only buy leather that I can put my hands on..

[jamzdean]

Itch,,,that's a good thing to do..here in Florida I'm not sure what the options are.

[JLSleather]

http://www.goligerleather.com/saddlery.html

I've tried others, but ....

Of course, if you have the money to pay for it and the space to store it, you just buy 20 sides at a time direct from H.O.

Edited September 15, 2014 by JLSleather

[jamzdean]

Thank you JLSleather..but yes that would be a problem.

[Itch]

Sorry I made a post and cant find the correct info ..

Edited September 16, 2014 by Itch

[Chief31794]

Springfield Leather sells Hermann Oak by the Sq Ft with a minimum of 2 Sq Ft. It is "B" grade but much better than anything I ever bought at Tandy. Very clean and tools and molds very nicely.

Chief

[keplerts]

American Leather Direct sells some pretty good leather. Just bought and economy #1 grade side of skirting leather from them that I needed for a project. It is actually very nice. Nice color, thick, very, very few blismishs. This is the second time I have bought from them and both times I've been very pleased. Ordered late Friday around 4 PM. They shipped it Monday and I got it Tuesday. From Kentucky to PA.

Tom

[chiefjason]

Over the last couple years I've ordered from Springfield, ALD, and Thoroughbred Leather with success. Most comes from Thoroughbred these days.

[Itch]

Over the last couple years I've ordered from Springfield, ALD, and Thoroughbred Leather with success. Most comes from Thoroughbred these days.

Jeff and Mark are nice guy's to deal with..