How to Make Real Leather Patch Hats A-Z Step by Step. Bonded + Sewn

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Today I take a deep dive and show you the complete start to finish with how we make our hats using real leather hides and sewing. Do yourself and your customers a favor and provide a quality product that will last a lifetime.
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@MattC42678 21 день назад

I appreciate your video. That is a very nice product you have. I am just starting out, that's how I found you. Appreciate it the quality you put out.

@cesaralexanderperez5527 12 дней назад

Exelent info

@adamthompson8432 Месяц назад

This channel is going to blow up. Good honest hard work and you’re doing the right way!

@leviteapparel Месяц назад

Hello, new to your channel. You're doing amazing work.🎉🎉🎉

@jeremytaylor91 Месяц назад

Nice finished product!

@kshepherd2005 2 месяца назад

Thank you for all the information! Great quality products!

@KellyVaughnDocumentGeek 13 дней назад

Are you doing any backtacking of your stitches?

@FishersatSea Месяц назад

Really great video, no secrets held, really appreciate it! Aspiring to do exactly that myself! Thanks for all brotha!

@TheMikeWash Месяц назад

Glad to hear that Thunder's working out good. Great video dude - I learned a lot! If you ever need a hand with the LightBurn side of things, let me know. Might be able to give you a pointer or two. Thanks for making this video.

@MikeHockin 14 дней назад

Love your jack machine, what size of thread are you using? Great video

@mothpatrol 4 месяца назад

I noticed you used Weaver sealer to clean it then “secret sauce” resolene to seal it. Aren’t they the same? Great looking product btw 👍

@GerForever 6 дней назад

Just learning. Fo you use any kind of conditioner, crean, soap, polish etc before you use the sealer?

@TheMarkus3105 4 месяца назад

Thank you for that video. That is exactly what I thought when I see all the videos with the heatpress. How long does it last before it falls off. I would rather spend a bit more money but can be sure that the patch will last. Would it be possible to see in one video how you create your designs for your patches? Greetings from Switzerland.

@PGHATCO 4 месяца назад

100% agree. You can get a legit sewing setup for the same cost as most of these people are spending on heat press setups and you know without a doubt it will never fail. I can do a design video.

@Born2Wander 4 месяца назад

Great video, have you tried lonestar or Hydbond leatherette and adhesives?

@matt75hooper 2 месяца назад

Glue it then stitch it ? Seems the glue is an extra un-needed step. A quick temporary adhesive spray on the back of the patch will hold it in place for stitching.....Also I think your patch should be 1/4 to 1/2 inch lower......But like you said- 'To each his own.' Thanks for the Video. Nice job.

@dougsobel2571 10 дней назад

I'd never use top grain. That means the top surface has been corrected by sanding of buffing. I'm a traditional leatherworker and you need to know correct precise terms for different leathers.

@selvinortiz Месяц назад

What hat(s) do you recommend for golf/performance with adjustable velcro strap?

@mye-rin 4 месяца назад

Thanks for the tutorial Donny. Is your secret sauce a resolene based solution? How long are you waiting for the leather cement to dry before stitching? I've seen a bunch of hats and your quality outshines every one of them. Also what phone? Dang your close-ups are clean. Been talking with Robin up at Collier and about ready to pull the trigger on a S5 (you need to hit him up for a referral...lol). Much appreciated man.

@PGHATCO 4 месяца назад

Thanks for the compliment! It is resolene. I can stitch right away after cement but usually they will sit over at the machine for an hour or so before I get around to sewing them. Using my Pixel 8 pro for photos and videos. Good luck with the S5! I love it.

@alphagrendel 4 месяца назад

Great video. I've been using resolene, but it's just too shiny. I need to figure out a way to cut it too end up with your "secret sauce". Any suggestions?

@PGHATCO 4 месяца назад

Resolene is our secrete sauce. You probably could add some water to cut it some but maybe do a test in a small bottle first.

@alphagrendel 4 месяца назад

I'll give it a try. You guys are amazingly helpful! We're still really small- a big order is two dozen hats, lol, but we hope to be where you're at someday! Thanks for the help.

@bashuck1 4 месяца назад

Great video. So how soon is that video about the ability to use chrome tanned leather coming out. I use weaver but have always been getting the veg tanned but don't love the dying process.

@bashuck1 4 месяца назад

Googling it suggests it could be because of Trivalent Chromium now being used instead of Hexavalent Chromium? Hadn't heard of those terms before but just read about it.