Wright Leather Works introduces new Signature Collection upgrade to holsters
The Signature Collection provides consumers with options on leather color and stitching. (Photo: Wright Leather Works)
Wright Leather Works brings a new holster upgrade to leather fans, launching the Signature Collection.
The Signature Collection brings customization to the company’s holster lineup, allowing customers to personalize its selection with colors to suit their own preferences. The holsters are fully lined with the option of exterior color, interior color, support stiffener color and thread color.
The company offers a variety of colors to appease consumers. (Photo: Wright Leather Works)
The company brings a selection of five leather colors and 12 threads to consumers who want a special, personalized touch. The Signature Collection uses a Hermann Oak domestic steer hide, drum dyed to create various color combos.
“Each holster is handcrafted one at a time, by one craftsman, to ensure perfect attention to detail. Signature Collection holsters are stitched with Ritza Tiger thread, which is a braided polyester thread, giving you the strongest and most beautiful stitching possible,” Wright Leather Works said in a statement. “We top it off with our signature stamped in the leather to give you the assurance our personal and undivided attention.”
The Signature Collection upgrade option can be added to any holster in Wright Leather Works’ inventory for an additional $100.
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