We have produced a new SHG (Smooth Historical Goat) |
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We’re proud to introduce a newly produced version of our Smooth Historical Goat (SHG). The look is clean, the table appearance is even better, it is less sensitive to scratching when unprotected and early feedback has been outstanding.
As we roll out this upgraded SHG, we’re offering several featured items — We are heavily discounting the leather which is being replaced and special-lot deals you won’t want to miss.
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Smooth Historical Goat – NEW (7 colors)
Colors which are duplicated in new production are heavily discounted
NNow - the price is reduced BY $20/skin on remaining stock of OLD SHG when buying 2 or more skins
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Smooth Historical Goat – NEW (7 Colors)
Crafted with the same traditional care as the original, the NEW Smooth Historical Goat (SHG) offers improved finish, better resistance to scratching, and consistent texture across all hides. It's a top pick among leatherworkers for its ability to take tooling, stamping, and dyeing exceptionally well.
Now available in 9 rich colors:
Black, British Tan, Burgundy, Forest Green, Mocha, Monk Brown, Navy Blue, Seaweed, and Tabacco.
- The result? A premium vegetable-tanned goat leather that maintains edge crispness, pares smoothly, and performs beautifully across applications
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Smooth Historical Goat (16 colors)
Colors which are duplicated in new production are heavily discounted
Now - the price is reduced BY $20/skin on remaining stock of OLD SHG when buying 2 or more skins
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Original Smooth Historical Goat (SHG)
Now Less $20/skin on remaining stock of OLD SHG when buying 2 or more skins
Beloved by bookbinders, leatherworkers, and historical craftspeople, the original Smooth Historical Goat (SHG) is a standout example of quality vegetable-tanned goat leather. Known for its tight grain, excellent paring ability, and smooth finish, this leather has long been a staple for high-detail work.
Available in 16 unique colors, many of which are now being substantially discounted as we transition to the NEW SHG line.
Perfect for:
- Bookbinding and archival restoration
- Projects requiring fine detail and edge sharpness
This leather pares easily, accepts gold leaf beautifully, and responds well to both hand and machine tooling.
Original SHG – 16 Colors
Now - the price is reduced BY $20/skin on remaining stock of OLD SHG when buying 2 or more skins
Use: Bookbinding, restoration, small goods, fine detail work
Why It’s Special: Smooth finish, easily pares, takes gold leaf well, consistent grain
💵Discounted Pricing (while supplies last):
- Approximately 33% off, until old inventory sold out
| | Lot 063025-01 3 skins/$199.50 | |
SHG Black 2 skin at $90 low grade -special
Buy 4 skins for only $175
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Black Low Grade SHG – 2-Skin Special Pack
This low-grade variation of our Smooth Historical Goat (SHG) offers excellent value for small projects, prototyping, and testing. These are Grade 2/3 skins, which may include scarring, grain variation, or dye inconsistencies — but still retain great working properties for leather crafters who don’t need pristine hides.
Each pack includes 2 skins of Black SHG, hand-selected for usability.
Perfect for:
- Small leather goods
- Strap prototypes
- Testing dyes, finishes, or cutting patterns
💵 Pricing
- Originally: $120-$150 per 2-skin pack
- Now: $90 (that’s just $45 per skin!)
- Average size ranges from 4.5–6.5 sq ft per skin
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We're here for you!!
If there are any special suggestions for colors to be added to SHG or CG, please send us a pantone color.... if we put your color into production, you will receive a FREE skin when production is made as a THANK YOU for your involvement. (pantone colors can be found at https://pantonecolors.net/pantone-colors-finder/ )
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Friendly reminder
Leather sold as Sokoto which is not from us, is NOT the same leather. We have lab tests, can prove source of leather, no one else can... ask for proof of authenticity, lab tests, r if you are asked to buy an imitation from someone else who wants to profit from our name, but not do the decades of work to build. They are trying to steal our good name
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