1. Havana: Our Havana leather is a thick bridle leather. It has quality dyed edges. Due to it being a bridle leather, it is a stiffer leather. I typically condition any collars made with this leather, every 2-3 days the first week or two, and then it softens up from there. Bridle is a very strong leather, and this leather is especially high quality. We do not recommed this leather for smaller dogs, or for those who do not wish to have a thicker leather. This leather is a very, very dark brown (darker than our chocolate or dark brown), mocha dark leather. It looks great on seal colored dogs, red dogs, or white dogs.

2. Chestnut: Our Chestnut leather is a thick bridle leather. Due to it being a bridle leather, it is a stiffer leather. I typically condition any collars made with this leather, every 2-3 days the first week or two, and then it softens up from there. Bridle is a very strong leather, and this leather is especially high quality. We do not recommed this leather for smaller dogs, or for those who do not wish to have a thicker leather. This leather is chestnut brown in color (so, a warm brown) and acts as a replacement for our cognac leather because we can get it more consistently

3. Dark Brown: Our Dark Brown latigo leather is from the same family as our black and burgundy leathers.  It is 9/11 oz., has a matte finish, and, while not struck all the way through, its color goes through enough that when conditioned, it darkens the edges.  Breaks in like butter and only gets better with age.  It's so full of waxes, oils and GOOD stuff that surface scratches seem to pop back out.

4. Russet: This leather is a harness leather. It's slightly heavier than our latigo leathers, but we do not find it much heavier than our black, burgundy or dark brown leathers. However, it's a strong leather, and it breaks in a little differently than our latigos do. It starts as a nude/naked color, but as it is worn, it breaks into a very, very light orange/tan color with almost a hint of pink or red to it.

5. Burgundy: Our Burgundy latigo leather is from the same family as our black leather.  It is 9/11 oz., has a matte finish, and, while not struck all the way through, its color goes through enough that when conditioned, it darkens the edges.  Breaks in like butter and only gets better with age.  It's so full of waxes, oils and GOOD stuff that surface scratches seem to pop back out.

6.Black: Our black leather is what we feel we are known for.  It is the finest, highest quality black latigo leather available on the market.  Some may say this is arguable, but if you ever touch it, bend it, put it on your dog, play with it, you'll know what
we're talking about.  It is 9/11 oz. has a matte finish and is struck completely through (the black goes through to the core).  Breaks in like butter and only gets better with age.  It's so full of waxes, oils and GOOD stuff that surface scratches seem to pop back out.

7. Chocolate Brown: we no longer carry this color.

8. Cheddar: Our most unique-colored latigo leather.  It's an eye-catching color, and it's from the same leather family as our black, burgundy leathers, and dark brown.  It behaves similarly to the black, burgundy, and dark brown, which we expect because it is from the same family.  It darkens with conditioning to a pumpkin-y/orange color, BUT! once the conditioner is absorbed, the bright color returns, only leaving the edges with a nice burnished look.  We have noticed that the absorption takes about 15-20 minutes, sometimes longer, sometimes shorter.

9. Golden Brown: This leather is a harness leather. t's slightly heavier than our latigo leathers, but we do not find it much heavier than our black, burgundy or dark brown leathers. However, it's a strong leather, and it breaks in a little differently than our latigos do. This leather is pretty much the exact same color as our golden tan leather was, but we went with this leather because we could get it more consistently.

PINK BRIDLE
This is our pink bridle leather. 
We are discontinuing this leather.
We have enough in stock for small dogs.