Where are passier saddles made?

Where are passier saddles made?

Germany
Passier saddles are top quality made in Germany. All info about the leather types used in the manufacturing process at Passier and guidelines for the correct care of our premium products in this section.

How much does it cost to Repad a saddle?

SADDLE REPAIR

Item to be Repaired Repair Cost
Re-flocking (full) $350+
Partial re-flock/adjust flock $50.00+
Convert foam panels to flock $450+
Replace 4 billets on dressage saddle $200.00 (Dressage billets 27” long and $25 each + Cost to hand sew on $25 each)

How much does it cost to Reflock a western saddle?

The Professional Restuffing isn’t a do-it-yourself job, and prices vary depending on saddler and area of the country. However, you can figure it should run $150-$200. Ask your saddler to look at the overall condition of your saddle and its tree to be sure it’s worth the cost of restuffing.

How do you put a new fleece on a saddle?

Apply an even coating of leather glue across the bottom of your saddle where you plan on placing your new fleece. Carefully set the new piece of fleece on top of the leather glue and press down on the fleece to make sure it comes into good contact with the glue. Allow to dry.

How do you restore a saddle?

Combine 1 part of white vinegar into a container with 2 parts water. Dip a clean rag and toothbrush into the mixture and clean the saddle. Let your saddle air-dry, and then wash it with non-glycerine saddle soap. Then, treat your saddle with balsam or dressing to make it supple.

How do I know if my saddle needs to be Reflocked?

If left the flocking will cause hard lumps in the panels. This can cause rider imbalance and discomfort for the horse. If left without a full reflock for too long, the lumps will then make an impression on the panel leather and even with a reflock the saddle will not have a smooth appearance on the weight bearing area.

How do you fix a cracked leather saddle?

  1. Step 1: Clean. Using soap or leather cleaner, wash off any dirt with cloth or sponge.
  2. Step 2: Wait overnight for the leather to dry completely.
  3. Step 3: Smooth.
  4. Step 4: Apply leather filler.
  5. Step 5: Remove excess paste with the knife.
  6. Step 6: Let the leather dry for six hours.