Cheyenne Butte

In ancient times, Native American tribes produced leather by wet-scraping hides in a wood ash and water solution or through the practice of dry-scraping. Both trends are tied to modern day tanning techniques, which we salute in our Cheyenne article. Aniline dyed, vacuum dried, and gently milled, Cheyenne has a frontier quality that’s at once both edgy and refined. The smooth, soft hand and mild sheen serve as icing on the cake.