
Basic Details
Leather Name: Black Oiled Rough Out
Maintenance: Occasional brushing with wirebrush
Tannery: Seidel
Tannage: A chrome-tanned rough out leather featuring large amounts of oil
Weather Resistance: Good weather resistance, easily increased with waxing
Availability: Rotationally Stocked
Truman Why: A struckthrough (dyed black all the way) rough out leather with strong water-resistance coming from the stuffing of oils during tanning. Excellent low-maintenance boot leather.

About the Tannery
Seidel
Seidel Tanning, nestled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has been a cornerstone in the American leather industry for over 75 years. This fourth-generation, family-owned business stands out as one of the largest high-quality leather producers in the U.S. Known for its enduring presence since WWII, Seidel has become synonymous with robust work and western boots, as well as motorcycle leather.

The Look
Smooth vs. Rough Out: Rough out
Glossy vs. Matte: Matte
Patina Potential: 3/10, nappy texture can become burnished in spots with frequent friction
Color: Black, dyed all the way through
Texture: Nappy textured rough out
The Feel
Thickness: ~3.5mm // 8 oz.
Stiffness: Semi-Firm
Break-in Difficulty: Typical break-in experience; responds quickly to wear
