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At PFI Western Store we work hard to help our customers with all their needs. Our expert staff is available to answer questions about everything from saddle maintenance to fitting
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Today's boots are made of an increasing array of exotic and specialty leather. It is important that you know that exotic skins used are not from animals on any endangered species
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One of the most important care tips to remember is the value of brushing your boots! A good brushing before and after each wear will remove dust and dirt that settles
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The side welt is stitched between the front and back quarter during closing operation. It does not really add any strength but is decorative and traditional on cowboy boots.
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Boots that fit properly feel great on the feet. When fitting the customer, remember that differences in the leather, the toe or heel style, and changes in a person's
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There are many different types of western saddles for different types of riding, competitions or work. In this article PFI's Saddle Experts try and break them down for you!
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There's a lot of disagreement over the temperature of wine when served. Keep white wines refrigerated and take out 15 minutes before serving. For reds, refrigerate
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The most important aspect of saddle care is that the life of the leather depends upon the care you give it. Most saddles experience the tough rigors of the environment, and proper care is essential.
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a slender, rounded strip of leather that encircles the top of the boot. The beading is made from the same material as the piping that runs down the side of the boot. a pair of long strong
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