Black Leather Pouch, #46,Full Gusset 2 oz Leather Pouch, Handmade Leather Pouch, Leather Belt Pouch, Pouch, Utility Pouch, Gift for high quality him

This all leather pouch which has a belt loop has many uses. The inside can easily accommodate an Altoid sized tin, (3.75“ x 2. 45” x .9”).The pouch has a belt plate sewn on back which can be fastened to a belt either horizontally or vertically. The Horizontal Belt Loop, Can accommodate a belt up to 2 inches and for the vertical, a belt or strap up to 1 1/4 inches in width. The front closure mechanism is a button stud screw back, a small metal stud with a Gunmetal finish. This fastens through a button hole on the flap. The red thread is a 6mm red braided polyester thread and hand stitched using 6 stitches per inch.

Features
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External Pouch Dimensions (H x D x W): 5 1/8” x 1.5” x 3 5/8”

Internal Pouch Dimensions (H x D x W): 5” x 3 1/8” x 1”

Weight: around 2 high quality oz

Back Belt Loop: The loop on this pouch fits belts up to 2.5” wide.

Hardware finish: Gunmetal

The leather used is 5oz (5/64”) Wickett & Craig Black English Bridle Leather, this leather has a beautiful back side. The gusset is the same leather but split to 2.5 oz.

This pouch has been hand stitched using a red Ritza Tiger thread a 100% braided polyester thread.

I use a saddle stitch when hand sewing leather products. There is a significant difference between a saddle stitch and a stitch done by a sewing machine. To do a saddle stitch properly takes time and expertise. This results in a beautiful more durable stitch. If a sewing machine stitch breaks the entire line of stitching is compromised. If the thread rips on a saddle stitch then only that area is compromised.

This leather item has beveled and burnished edges. A specific edge beveler (depending on the leather thickness), which has a sharp metal blade, is used to remove the square corners from the edges of the leather. This leaves a nice neat, rounded edge. After the edges are beveled, I burnish the edges, which seals and smooths the raw beveled edge. This is a two-step process, first using water and then a burnishing liquid which seals the edges so no moisture can penetrate the edges and it will last a very long time. This also take time but results is a beautiful long lasting edge.