In today’s economy, the consumer needs all the advantages they can get!!!!  And at the same time, businesses need to provide their customers with a reason to do business with them.  Our GOLD CLUB card is designed to be a win-win proposition for Springfield Leather and our valued customers. 

There are several ways that you can acquire GOLD CLUB ADVANTAGE CARD membership:

1.         GOLD CLUB ADVANTAGE card initial fee, is 30.00, with a yearly renewal fee of 25.00.  This will qualify you for wholesale pricing on all Springfield Leather merchandise, with a discount rate that will run from 20% to as much as 50% on qualifying items.  Some items such as sewing machines, are listed at net prices, with no further discounts.  Springfield leather reserves the right to establish wholesale prices on items that might not be in our catalog.

2.         GOLD CLUB ADVANTAGE card is FREE if you have a state tax I.D. number that is under yours or your spouse’s name.This will qualify you for wholesale pricing on all Springfield Leather merchandise, and you won’t be charged tax on your purchases, unless you so desire.  The tax number of a relative does not qualify.

3.         GOLD CLUB ADVANTAGE card is also FREE even if you do not have a have state tax I.D. number, but you have a current business license for a resale business dealing with leather, leather crafts, jewelry, beading supplies, or home décor.  For instance, a tax I.D number for “Joe’s Tire Shop” would not qualify you for free membership. “Betty’s Beauty Boutique” might qualify, if Betty sells finished jewelry that she makes herself.  “Dan’s Doggie Hotel” might qualify if Dan sells dog collars that he makes out of leather.  The tax I.D. number for “John’s Construction” business would not qualify for wholesale pricing, but John could pay the initial fee, and then would be qualified for wholesale pricing.

4.         GOLD CLUB ADVANTAGE card is also FREE   to businesses and institutions such as Schools, Hospitals, Youth Groups, and various Camps. Sales tax obligations are the responsibility of the institution, or it’s appointed representative.