Leather Laces

When a bridle strap lets go or a craft project needs a leather tie, you want the right piece within reach. A pound of leather laces gives you a spread of pieces to sort through, so you can find one that fits the job and get back to work.

Use a matching lace for a repair that disappears into the leather, or a contrasting one when you want the work to show. It keeps you stocked for harness fixes, tack repairs and small leather projects.

Highlights

• Keeps bridle, harness and craft repairs moving
• Matching or contrasting laces for a repair that blends in or stands out
• A mixed batch helps you find a workable piece without buying a whole spool
• Bulk stock for the tack room and leather bench

At a glance

Good to know

• Keep the laces with your leather tools so a small repair does not turn into a ride-ending problem.
• Use matching laces where you want the fix to disappear, and contrasting ones where the lacing is part of the look.
• Measure the old lace or the run it needs to cover before cutting, and save the leftover pieces for smaller jobs.

Pick up a pound before the next tack repair finds you.