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Deerskin Western Shirt 'The Big Buck' - Black

£1,243

IHSB-BIGBUCK-BLK
Size: Please select size
A shirt we originally made especially for Haraki about 9 years ago. We have teamed up with Simmons Bilt and recreated this beauty. The deerskin is sourced from the Kolesch Tannery (https://www.gerberei-kolesch.de/) which is the oldest working tannery in Germany. The deerskin they tan is probably the best in the world, and no chemicals at all are used in the tanning process.

Product Description

Made by Simmons Bilt

Premium leather jackets and shirts, handmade in Scotland by Simmons Bilt

Features & Construction

- Western-style shirt (but it is really almost a jacket!)
- Naturally tanned deerskin
- Hand-painted black dye on face (as this is a manual process there may be some variance in colour to that pictured)
- Tonal stitching
- Iron Heart oversized copper snaps
- Western-style flap patch pockets with snap fastenings
- Snaps on cuff placket
- Single, double and triple needle stitch construction
- Black satin lined yoke
- Ageing back to the original colour will occur in high wear areas
- When the face of the hide is painted, some of the paint transfers to the rear, so there will be paint streaks on the inside of the shirt
- There is scarring to the hides, we try to avoid as much as we can, but there may be small imperfections in the hide - if you can't embrace the perfection-is-in-the-imperfections, then this shirt is not for you

Model Sizing

Model Graham wears XL

Leather Care

Nubuck Deerskin

- These hides are sourced from younger deer living wild in the mountains and woods of Germany and Austria. It is hand-tanned using a centuries-old German method called Sämischgerbung, using fish oil as the primary tanning agent. This results in a soft and pliable, suede-like deerhide, which generally won’t need conditioning due to the retained oils from the tanning process


- To clean, use a soft, dry brush to remove surface dirt, but do not aggressively scrub. If needed, a lightly damp cloth with a tiny amount of mild soap can be used to spot clean heavier dirt and stains, but avoid over-wetting and never soak the leather. If the leather gets wet, allow it to dry naturally at room temperature, away from heat sources. Consider using a speciality suede or nubuck cleaner if deeper cleaning is needed