Falcon Garments is now offering to make jackets out of a variety of Horween leathers for an upcharge. Lead times for these will be a bit longer (6-8 weeks as opposed to the current 2-3), but we feel that it’s well worth it. We recommend anywhere from 1.0mm – 1.2mm thickness for these, and think makeups would be particularly great for bombers, riders & motos.
Please take a look at the samples below and contact us if interested at sales@falcongarmentsco.com
Chestnut Dublin – Gorgeous hide. In my top 3 favorites out of the bunch. Oily and waxy feel. Thick and hefty, but pliable. Can already tell from the color variations you see when it bends and moves that it’s going to patina like crazy.
Havana Brown Aniline Chromexcel – In the top 3 favorites. Similar waxy and oily hand to the Chestnut Dublin, but maybe a bit less waxy and a bit more oily. It’s lovely. This leather will patina amazingly.
Dark Rubber Cambridge is one of our top 3 favorites. Similar waxy and oily hand to the Chestnut Dublin. And like the Chestnut Dublin, I see this aging beautifully.
Horween Tea Core Steerhide – Starts off thick and shiny as pictured but morphs into something else entirely as moisture and friction wear off the top coats and the leather begins to become more matte as it breaks in. Characteristics and color change at high friction points. This is one of the nicer hides and a great choice if you want a black jacket.
FQHH Vintage Dark Russet – Interesting texture, a little thinner than the calf samples. Beautiful color. Pull up is there but not as dramatic as Havana, Dark Rubber, or Chestnut Dublin. We used this hide for the Franklin & Poe A2 collaboration.




















