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Vintage Brown & Black Leather Skull Cap #BAND9195DN
SKU: BAND9195DN
Brown and black buffalo leather dew rag, a brown leather skull cap, a brown leather head wrap! This well loved looking leather bandanna helps hide helmet hair or wear as a helmet liner. Made of top grain buffalo leather. One size fits all, ties in back. [.5#]
- newbuck brown finish
- hides helmet hair
- ideal helmet liner
- one size
- ties in back
- top grain leather
- brown & black buffalo leather
IMPORTANT SPECIFICATIONS:
MANUFACTURER: This quality product is a Jamin Leather® brand or other reputable brand that matches or exceeds our quality standards, for the price.
LEATHER: Buffalo leather is soft and supple to the touch. The grain can vary from grainy to smooth. Some items have a variety of each, and is often preferred in distressed and vintage garments to give it more character. Occasionally you can see a three dot pattern to its hair follicles. There could be a minimal sign of natural scars, scratches, wrinkles, creases or bug bites in the hide. The natural character of each and every genuine leather skin is unique in its own way, and ready to break in.
STRENGTH RATING: 4-5 - Maximum strength ideal for riding protection (rating 1-5).
COLOR: Brown and Black
BROWN LEATHER: The natural character of genuine leather will affect how it reacts to colors, dyes and finishes. With that in mind brown tones can vary from the photo and from one production to another. Color is often affected by the animals diet, geographic location, and season of slaughter. Each and every brown leather article will be unique.
If you don't find your answer in the Overview above, we can help with size concerns, availability, and order related questions. For the quickest response Chat (link below) or Call Monday thru Friday 10am to 6pm EST at 1800-795-2646 (Myrtle Beach SC) if no answer or after hours you can Email Us below. Please allow time for us to review the email and get back to you. Thank you for shopping with us.
Brown and black buffalo leather dew rag, a brown leather skull cap, a brown leather head wrap! This well loved looking leather bandanna helps hide helmet hair or wear as a helmet liner. Made of top grain buffalo leather. One size fits all, ties in back. [.5#]
- newbuck brown finish
- hides helmet hair
- ideal helmet liner
- one size
- ties in back
- top grain leather
- brown & black buffalo leather
IMPORTANT SPECIFICATIONS:
MANUFACTURER: This quality product is a Jamin Leather® brand or other reputable brand that matches or exceeds our quality standards, for the price.
LEATHER: Buffalo leather is soft and supple to the touch. The grain can vary from grainy to smooth. Some items have a variety of each, and is often preferred in distressed and vintage garments to give it more character. Occasionally you can see a three dot pattern to its hair follicles. There could be a minimal sign of natural scars, scratches, wrinkles, creases or bug bites in the hide. The natural character of each and every genuine leather skin is unique in its own way, and ready to break in.
STRENGTH RATING: 4-5 - Maximum strength ideal for riding protection (rating 1-5).
COLOR: Brown and Black
BROWN LEATHER: The natural character of genuine leather will affect how it reacts to colors, dyes and finishes. With that in mind brown tones can vary from the photo and from one production to another. Color is often affected by the animals diet, geographic location, and season of slaughter. Each and every brown leather article will be unique.
If you don't find your answer in the Overview above, we can help with size concerns, availability, and order related questions. For the quickest response Chat (link below) or Call Monday thru Friday 10am to 6pm EST at 1800-795-2646 (Myrtle Beach SC) if no answer or after hours you can Email Us below. Please allow time for us to review the email and get back to you. Thank you for shopping with us.
