Author: Dallin

Overview We have a whole article talking about Texas Leather Trim Inc as a company, so we will keep the overview brief, and you can read that article if you want more detail on them. What’s important right now is that one of the great products they make are custom leather coasters that can be monogrammed to fit your needs. Quality There isn’t a whole lot to go into detail about with the construction of coasters. These coasters are just one piece of solid leather, about 8-10 oz. The edges are finished, and the bottom has been sealed with...

Our next company spotlight is for Huskk. Since Huskk almost exclusively makes wallets, this will really end up being not just a company review, but also a Huskk wallet review. As usual, we will try to remain impartial while also recognizing how Huskk has acted in their interactions with us. About Huskk Huskk is all about minimalism. They want to provide a stylish, non intrusive wallet that is as convenient as possible. They classify themselves as “free thinkers”, and simplicity is definitely their end all be all. How’s The Quality? Most of Huskk’s wallets are made of Italian leather, of...

The next company lined up for our company spotlight/review is Leather Coats Etc. As usual, we’ll try to keep our review as unbiased and accurate as possible, highlighting both the positive and negative qualities of each company. About Leather Coats Etc. Leather Coats Etc is an American based company that, surprise surprise, sells leather coats and other various articles of clothing. “Etc” here means a lot of things, including hats, footwear, luggage, skirts, pants, gloves, and handbags. In their words their “selection of sizes is unparalleled”, and they may be right. They have some products that go as large as...

As usual, if they do leather, we’re going to do our best to provide a review for them. Our Fox Creek leather review is the next in a long line of leather company reviews. About Fox Creek Leather Fox Creek’s big specialty is really motorcycle leathers. They were started in Independence Virginia in 1976 as a way for the owner, Paul, to feed his family. It is the classic American Dream story of an entrepreneurial startup born out of desperation.  He sold his stuff on the road at motorcycle shows and swapmeets, and hoped that he could get enough...