BLACK FRIDAY: Hecklewood & Tanner

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Starting this Friday, all Summer /Fall ‘08 product will be marked down from 15-75%. This applies to both the online shop and storefront in Old Town, PDX. Additionally, there will be free shipping on all domestic online/phone orders.

*excludes artwork, consignment sneakers, and KRINK.*



Starting this Friday @ 12:00am PST and running through the weekend, Tanner is offering free shipping on ALL domestic orders. For orders over $125, receive a free Basic Cardholder of your choice [London Tan, Natural, Brown, or Black]. When checking out, be sure to enter your color preference in the NOTES field.

Make sure you’re signed up for the newsletter too, cause there just might be another bonus for subscribers come Black Friday….

another holiday update:

Many might not be aware, but Tanner sifts through hundreds of leather samples each season to hand-pick the best leather for their products. It becomes a daunting process, and many of their favorites don’t make the final cut because of the limited supply available.

These “odd lots” of leather are many times just a couple sides, and can’t be reproduced. They've saved a few of these specific hides to use as online exclusives, and have the first two available now in the online shop.

The first is the London Tan Cardholder, constructed from a well-oiled 5 oz. full grain leather that is a bit thicker than the usual 3 oz leather used in the wallet series. The feel and texture is very similar to the London Tan Standard belt introduced a few weeks back, and it’s easily one of their personal favorites to work with. Only a few hides were secured, so only 75 are available.



The second is the Stone Grey Suede Cardholder, constructed from a mid-weight 4 oz. leather. Using suede is a bit of a departure for Tanner, but texture and color combo on this specific leather was too good to pass up. The only downside is that they could only get their hands on enough to construct 20 cardholders, so the supply is very limited.

-Keith

-source: Mike Hecklewood