The Disciple Wallet from Barrett Alley

Posted on Monday, October 08, 2012 by JayM

Barrett Alley makes beautiful hand sewn leather products. That much is a given. What’s more notable is the increasing number of small companies that are manufacturing in the United States, bucking a 30-year trend of outsourcing production overseas. Barrett Alley’s leather wallet s, belts and bracelets are constructed from US vegetable tanned leather, lined with antique textiles and handmade in the good ol’ US of A (Texas to be exact). That’s as authentic as it gets for quality leather items that’ll be durable enough to pass down to your kids some day. And there’s just nothing like the look and feel of antique leather. Check out their Disciple Wallet below, cleverly crafted from a single piece of leather and edged in beeswax for water protection. Available in Russet (pictured), Natural, Noir, Shell Cordovan No 8, and Black Shell Cordovan.

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