International Ordering × International Shipping Procedure All custom order items will not be eligible for return or exchange, these are items that are special ordered / produced specifically for an individual customer, this will be notated on the product page of the custom items where this applies. If a sales item is not eligible for return or exchange, this will be notated on the product page of the sales item by a "all sales are final" or "no returns or exchanges" notation.
Some sales/closeout items may not be eligible for return or exchange. Not all items are eligible for return/exchange. Shoes returned with any scratches or scuffs, or excessive creasing in the vamp will not be accepted. does not guarantee wear or tear or any damage unrelated to the manufacturer. Any returns/exchanges made without prior authorization will not be accepted.Īll returns/exchanges must be returned to in their original condition, in original packaging, including shoe dust covers and all tags. The Return Authorization Number must be written on the outside of your package. Prior to sending back your return, you must contact us in order to obtain a Return Authorization Number and specific return instructions. Please note that shipping charges are not refundable. Returns or exchanges will not incur a restocking fee. You may return or exchange an item within 15 days after receipt of your order. I can't comment on this from direct experience (I've never seen Red Deer hides), but these are different animals, so the term "deerskin" by itself could be misleading, though not an intentional misrepresentation.If you are not happy with your order, we are happy to accept a return or exchange. perhaps more common in Europe?).Īnother point perhaps worth mentioning here: I have read that there are quite significant differences between hides of European Red Deer and American Whitetail Deer.
In my experience, well-made, durable deerskin jackets just aren't easy to find (not in the US, anyway.
these items are fashion statements, not durable, functional garments. Be aware that deerskin is quite popular as a "fashion" hide a lot of pricey deerskin jackets are really just designer garb put together just well enough to last a season. According to Stuart at LW, the demand for deerskin is so small that they can no longer source hides at a price that is economically feasible, so they no longer offer deerskin (but they do have some moose and elk). it is from game, rather than farm-raised, but they selected some very good skins and the hide has a slightly heavier hand. Johnson Leather is great to work with, but personally, I like the Uber Tanning deerskin better. One is from Johnson Leathers in San Francisco ( ) and the other is from Uber Tanning ( ). I throw in my 2 cents here, because I have a couple of deersking MC jackets that are great for summer riding.
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