Let's Talk About Dublin Leather

Horween's Dublin is a vegetable tanned, full grain leather that has a hard wax finish and a natural appearance. I'll show you some wallets and belts made in this leather that we are shipping out today.

[@mickosullivan2962]

Wowzer ! Another great video chock full of most awesome info , you can see and feel your passion for the products that you offer . While this was a long video it was one of the most interesting I’ve viewed in quite some time . Keep up the great work ! Looking forward to meeting you in May when the AE PATP visits Horween .

[@Jesse-Rodriguez]

Thanks for the education Matt.

[@_Sunmaker_]

Does cypress have a superior break to Dublin?

[@elyaquino2310]

Great session; thank you. I just bought a pair of Parhurst in Natural Dublin, and I am excited about those and trying to learn about this leather.
If needed, how would you go about treating Nat Dub? Maybe condition and take of it.
Cheers mate!

[@AshlandLeather]

Dublin is very resilient. I typically suggest just wearing it and loving it. If the leather starts to look a certain way that you don't like just send me a photo and I can advise you. [e-mail]

[@CrispyFrenFry]

The Capone fox is certainly not for me. It’s trying to do too much with a card layout that aesthetically looks unpleasant to me. I have a far herbie, a pass port holder and frank the enforcer so I’m a firm admirer of your rugged designs. However, this CF wallet may benefit from leather splitting but I know this goes against your manufacturing philosophy. This wallet would also look more pleasant if you used a leather liner rather than the flesh side of the leather. It just looks like a mass of leather that would becomes the very wallet you guys always talk about not becoming: the cliche fat oblong shape that sticks out.