Thicker than advertised, but perfect for what I wanted it for!
"The pigskin was closer to a 3-4 oz but it's perfect for making watch straps. The grain on this pigskin is very appealing!"
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2-3oz Sof-Tan Veg
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133-72123
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$7.85
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2-3oz Sof-Tan Veg is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Sof-Tan Veg Tan Side, 2-3 oz. Sides average 28-32 sq ft.
Very high end 100% veg tanned leather, very lightly milled for a softer hand. Cow sides with a nice smooth grain. Used for very high end natural trim, as well as accessories. Dyes well!
This leather is sold by the square foot. Whatever quantity is chosen at checkout will be the square footage received. Example - order quantity 5, receive a rough cut piece that will have the area of 5 sqft, in no specific dimensions. We WILL cut this leather, so order as little, or as much as you would like.
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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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Great quality
"I was very happy with the quality of this leather. My order was almost blemish free. No bug bites or scars etc."
Too Many Bug Bites
"I ordered this in 3-4 oz twice and was really pleased with it, so I ordered this 2-3 oz for wallets. Springfield does mention that it has less pebble grain than the other weights and it is much less pebble, not quite as nice. It still has a nice feel though. It looked ok at first glance, but once I started trying to cut out pieces I had a hard time finding spots that were not covered in bug bites! I did my best to cut out clean pieces, but after I dyed it even more bites manifested themselves! I assume that all the weights probably have these blemishes but the pebble grain covers them up, but could be wrong."
