Last Minute Father's Day Gift Ideas He Will Be Sure To Love Els Fine Leather Products

[African Sporting Creations]

Dear Fellow Enthusiast,

Throughout the centuries, leather has always been synonymous with quality, a product that can be passed down for generations. When cared for properly, it ages like a good bottle of red wine, becoming more than what it was when made. Exceptional products have to start with the best components available and the leather, canvas, and brass used is sourced from around the world and without equal.

The products from Els & Company Fine Leather make an exceptional gift and are crafted from the best quality, top-grain, extra-thick, vegetable-tanned leather available. To achieve an old school finish they brush dye the leather, then oil it with their own mixture of beeswax and animal fat. After molding the leather it is painstakingly hand-stitched, a lost art that looks and feels like it was made 100 years ago. The result is a product that will last several lifetimes. Featured above is their new "Ice Box" with more than 500 stitches and large enough to hold a 12-pack of bottles. (View more photos)

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Klaserie Roorkhee Chair
Originally designed by British Army Engineers the campaign chair became instantly popular for its simple and practical construction. Instead of just accepting this classic item was good enough, this chair features several useful enhancements that will be readily apparent with your first use; most notably the way it assembles and the integrated drink holder! View


Diepkloof Flask & Sleeve
Fill this incredibly practical vessel with anything you want to keep hot or cold all day long. This hand-dyed and shaped leather sleeve is suede lined and includes a 25 oz. Stanley Classic Flask. View


Middelburg Dress Belt
The Middelburg leather belt features heavy, solid brass hardware, thick vegetable tanned leather, and contrasting gold thread stitching for a timeless look. This belt is tough enough to do double-duty; wear it to the office all week and then use it as a field belt on the weekend by sliding a rifle or shotgun shell carrier on it. View

Good hunting,
Jim & Elisabeth