Pulling Strings Leather

Custom Order Instructions

PLEASE READ: This website is like a one-stop shop for creating custom products. Because there are many options and details, some items might need to be ordered in parts to get exactly what you want. Make sure to read the instructions carefully when you choose something, and if you're unsure about anything, don't hesitate to ask me for help.

If you have a unique project, feel free to Contact Me and we can work on it together to try and bring it to reality.

Browse products on the Catalog Page to make a purchase. You need to fill out the 'Item(s) Custom Description & Belt Sizing', at Checkout if you want to customize your product(s). If it does not apply, type 'None'. The website can't make special text boxes for each item, so this box is the best way to give me all the details you want on your item(s).

Example: Belt 1 - 'Mahogany' A-B=32" A-C=40" Letters "Solidarity w/ 10 Bolt Fist on each side" Initials "TJ" on the Tip. Be sure the choice option boxes are selected for your specific customization. If it doesn't match, then the order will be rejected.

If you're ordering multiple items, specify each item by 'Item Name' and 'Color,' along with your desired personalization. The more specific you are, the easier it will be to create exactly what you want. If you only provide one description on multiple items, it will be assumed you want them to be identical.

Thank you, Brothers and Sisters for your understanding, patience and support.

How to Find Your Perfect Size: Measuring for your new belt is easy. Follow these simple steps:

Step 1: Use your current well-fitting belt as a guide.

Step 2:Measure from the fold where the leather meets the buckle to the hole you currently use, in inches.

Step 3: Measure the overall desired length of the belt. Note: This length may vary depending on the style of your belt buckle.

Step 4: Fill out the "'Item(s) Custom Description & Belt Sizing'," at checkout and provide me with the total measurement from Steps 2 & 3 along your personalized stamping and color of the belt when placing your order.

How to Measure Your Belt

Note: I can make your belt with an overall length up to 60".

If you are ordering more than one belt, please make sure you identify the belts in order.

Example: Belt 1 - 'Mahogany' A-B=32" A-C=40" Letters "Solidarity w/ 10 Bolt Fist on each side" Initials "TJ" on the Tip.

Be sure the choice option boxes are selected for your specific customization. If it doesn't match, then the order will be rejected.

Lets Talk Leather

Blemishes and Scars:

• Natural Markings: Full-grain leather often contains natural markings, such as wrinkles, scratches, and insect bites. These are considered part of the leather's character and are not defects.

• Scars: Leather can have scars from injuries or scratches that the animal sustained during its life. These scars can vary in size and appearance.

• Blemishes: Blemishes can include any irregularities or discolorations on the leather's surface. These can result from natural variations in the animal's skin or from the tanning process.

Acceptance of Imperfections: In the world of quality leather goods, the presence of some imperfections is generally accepted and even prized. These imperfections are seen as part of the leather's uniqueness and authenticity. They can give each piece a distinct character and tell a story of the leather's origin.

Short and Sweet, Leather comes from animals and imperfections are to be expected. This can affect the way dyes and others bonding agents react. The colors can vary in pigment from piece to piece because science.

Leather Care

Caring for Your Leather: Tips for Timeless Elegance

Caring for your leather items is an investment in their longevity and continued elegance. By following these simple guidelines and showing your leather the attention it deserves.

1. Regular Cleaning: Dust and dirt can settle on the surface of your leather items, dulling their appearance over time. To prevent this, gently wipe your leather with a soft, damp cloth on a regular basis. For deeper cleaning, use a leather cleaner appropriate for the type of leather you're working with.

2. Conditioning: Leather can lose its natural oils over time, leading to dryness and potential cracking. To combat this, apply a leather conditioner or cream to your items periodically. This process helps to keep the leather supple and moisturized.

3. Protection from Moisture: Leather and water are not the best of friends. If your leather items get wet, don't use heat sources like hair dryers or radiators to dry them. Instead, let them air dry at room temperature. To prevent water damage, consider applying a leather protector or waterproofing spray.

4. Scratches and Scuffs: Despite your best efforts, leather can acquire scratches and scuffs with use. You can often minimize these imperfections by gently rubbing the area with a clean finger or a soft cloth. For deeper scratches, consult a professional leather repair specialist.

5. Patina Appreciation: Leather develops a unique patina over time, which adds character and beauty to your items. Embrace this natural transformation as a testament to your leather's journey.

6. Professional Care: For valuable or heavily damaged leather pieces, consider seeking professional care. Leather experts have the skills and knowledge to rejuvenate your items and bring them back to their former glory.