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Tabaco Pouch - what kind of leather?

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Hi again guys.. for my second project.. i wana try to make some tabaco pouch..  atm i only have cow veg leather.. 1,8mm.. its nice to make it. or its better to use a soft leather? or can i use smthg to put the lether more soft..

 

Many thanks guys.

 

 

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You can condition/oil the leather with your favorite conditioner or oil to soften it. That would work fine for a tobacco pouch.

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Do you have to add the latex liner or can you just make it out of only leather?

Thanks.

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the pouch its for me.. i thought to use only leather.. its better to use smthg to keep tobacco away from the leather?

 

regards

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The ones I have seen in stores have a latex pocket of some sort. Though a hundred years ago I imagine leather only was good enough.

I was hoping someone could lend us some insight.

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As far back as the 1920s leather tobacco pouches had a rubber liner.  Can't say about before that tho.

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I have lined the tobacco and "other smoking" pouches with 1.5 oz calfskin, lambskin, and goatskin, for the part where the smoking material was going to be.

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Thanks guys.

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