iPad Sleeve Gadget Pouch Large Tobacco Brown

• 100 Year Warranty - If the this pouch falls apart sometime in the next 100 years, have your great grandchildren talk to my great grandchildren and we'll send you a new one.
• Thick Full Grain leather ages with handsome patina - Because this is the tough top layer of the cow, it has the fine natural pores to receive the colors and oils from being touched and used. That's why Full Grain leather gets more and more beautiful with age. Most other leathers have the top layer shaved or sanded off and painted. They look pretty, but don't age well.
• Multi-use Timeless Design - Gadget specific sleeves, pouches and cases end up in garage sales. 40 years from now, with your gadget hanging above the mantle, you'll still be using the pouch. Gadgets aren't timeless, this pouch is. Ideal for the following:
  • Fits iPad like a glove and gadgets up to the diameter of a large grapefruit
  • Keeping Power Supplies contained (the small gadget pouch holds the iPad power supply and cord almost as if I had planned it)
  • Organizing receipts and keeping small papers separated
  • Protecting video and small cameras inside of bag
  • Separating loose batteries, pens, knives, coins, voodoo dolls etc.
  • Since leather stretches with use, if you use a case for your iPad, it'll form to fit like a gun in a holster
• Extremely Protective Impact Absorbing Design and Materials - The thick leather and 1/8" seams on each side create a tight air space between your gadget and the leather's edge. Therefore, if it's dropped on the edge, not only does the gadget have to slide slightly to the side, but the seam acts as a shock-absorbing buffer too. Since the bottom doesn't have a seam, there is a 3mm thick strip of Neoprene between the leather and pigskin for even more protective padding.
• Industrial Marine-grade U.V. Resistant Polyester Thread - This thread is typically used for sails, tires, work boots, and other heavy-duty applications where extreme strength and durability is required.
• 100% Thick Full Grain boot leather (but thicker) - Boots are normally made of 1.8mm - 2.0mm thick leather. This is 2.0mm - 2.2mm. The nice thing is that it will soften with use and be your favorite thing one day.
• Pigskin Lined - It's what they used to make footballs out of because of its high tensile strength. It lasts.

See the video of the Large Gadget Pouch to understand more here

Dimensions: 8 ¾"w x 10 3/8"h ((22.2cm x 26.4cm) flat, but can fit a large grapefruit inside. All measurements are from outside edge to outside edge (Stitching robs 1/8" from each side, but leather can stretch quite a bit if you want it to).

Lining - Lined with pigskin, which has the 2nd toughest tensile strength rating of leathers. Kangaroo is the toughest.

Leather - Made with 100% stout 4 to 5 oz (2.0mm to 2.2mm) thick Full Grain leather. Usually, cowboy and work boots are made with 1.8mm - 2.0mm thickness. Please don't confuse Full Grain with the inferior Top Grain, Genuine or Bonded leathers. Caution: If something "Made WITH Full Grain leather" is priced unbelievably low, don't believe it. Schlicksters often use vinyl or cheap leather for most of the design and use full grain leather for only 10% of the rest of the bag, sofa or recliner. Isn't that interesting?

Construction - Made from one solid piece of Full Grain leather rather than several pieces. Seams are the weakest place and so the fewer the better. It would be much cheaper for us to make this with several smaller pieces, but it's the quality details such as this that separates us from the masses.

Thread - The double zero continuous-filament Polyester thread we use is a little thicker than what is used on most boots. This thread is impressive and expensive. Common thread is made of short little fibers wound together into one long thread. This thread is made of long continuous fibers that won't fall apart in a strong wind. Polyester thread is the only thread I know of that doesn't deteriorate with exposure to sun.

Which color should I get?

Pick the one that fits who you are. I've observed what the bag owners tend to be like based on the color they have chosen over the years. The category below that fits you best is probably the color you'll enjoy most. Also, to help you decide, you can take this test http://www.oneishy.com/personality/personality_test.php

You'll be amazed at how it helps you decide. Remember, your first inclination is usually the correct one.

Tobacco Light Brown (Sanguine)

• Easy going

• Laid back and casual

• Likes old Land Cruisers

• Forgives quickly

• Creative (enjoys writing)

• Loves big dogs

• Traveler

• Never met a stranger

• Low maintenance

• Lots of random thoughts

• Inventor

• Funny

• Loves the outdoors

• Adventurous

• Only wears clothes because you have to

Carbon Black (Phlegmatic or Choleric)

• You look good in a thick black leather jacket

• Rides a cruiser type motorcycle

• Wear thick black framed glasses

• Drives a Volvo or Saab

• Perfectionist

• They know your name at the coffee shop

• Sci-Fi is your favorite genre

• Are very interested in Oriental culture

• Prefer cats over dogs

• Loves modern contemporary style square furniture

Chestnut Reddish Brown (Choleric or Melancholy)

• Professional

• Highly educated

• Belongs in a Mercedes Benz or Jaguar

• Classier than most

• Perfectionist

• Has excellent taste in dressing and decorating

• Great sense of humor

• Intellectual

• Smokes a pipe instead of a cigarette

• Appreciates the finer things

Dark Coffee Brown (Phlegmatic or Choleric or Melancholy)

• Loves the outdoors

• Is the best friend of many people

• Reads a lot of books

• Loves big dogs

• Intellectual

• Loves adventure

• Independent

• Musical

If you still aren't sure, then just buy all four colors.

Are the animals tortured before they are slaughtered?

Absolutely not! With some pigs we do use waterboarding and sensory deprivation techniques previous to slaughtering them, but the cows do not require any special handling.

Where can I see one of the wallets in person?

I don't have any of the items in stores and we're not big fans of folks coming to our home in San Antonio because of the weirdo factor. My sister, Patricia and her husband (my Chess and Scrabble nemesis), send out the leather from their place near Ft. Worth, Texas, but again, because of the weirdo factor they're not set up to show either. If it helps, everyone tells me that they look better in person.