Finding the Right Hardware for Your Leather Goods
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Leather Loops
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The Role of Hardware in Leather Projects
Hardware serves as the finishing touch to any leather project. It’s more than a fastener or an attachment detail — it gives the project a cohesive look and helps it stand out. It’s form and function rolled into one.
Solid Brass vs. Stainless Steel Hardware
Two popular types of leather hardware are solid brass and stainless steel. Both have unique strengths and shortcomings. Here’s what you need to know when choosing between solid brass and stainless steel hardware:
Solid Brass
Solid brass offers more corrosion resistance than stainless steel, making it an ideal choice for leather projects with frequent exposure to water. Brass typically boasts a warm, yellow-gold color with subtle undertones of gray, green or brown. In some cases, it can be darker or more bronze.
If you want to pair your project with warm-colored hardware, brass might be the better and more affordable choice. Brass hardware typically matches well with black, brown, burgundy and dark green leather.
Stainless Steel
Stainless steel usually outperforms brass hardware in strength. This makes it ideal for rugged applications, such as shoes and saddlery. In terms of color, stainless steel has a silver finish, which looks great if you’re trying to achieve a more cool-toned look for your project. Stainless steel hardware generally complements black, gray, yellow and blue leather.
Leather Hardware Options From Montana Leather Company
Depending on the project you’re working on, there is a variety of leather metal hardware available. Montana Leather Company offers an extensive selection of leather craft hardware to meet specific requirements, including:
- Leather buckles
- Leather snaps
- Leather rivets and setters
- Grommets and eyelets
- Rings and dees
Purchase Leather Hardware From the Experts
If you’re looking for a trusted leather hardware supplier for your leather crafting project, look no further than Montana Leather Company. Since 1908, we have built our name as a leading supplier of high-quality tools and materials for beginners and professionals. We offer leather skins, craft supplies, saddlery and hardware to cater to a wide range of projects.
Shop online for the leather craft hardware you need or talk to our experts for product recommendations.
