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Bookmark or Share- Horween® Chromexcel® | Oak Street BootmakersHorween® Chromexcel® Chromexcel is made using proprietary techniques and formulas developed over 100 years ago in a factory still owned and operated by the Horween family in Chicago. It's characterized by a rich pull-up in full aniline, hand-rubbed finish, superior comfort, and durability.
- How Horween Natural Chromexcel Ages - StitchdownNatural Chromexcel is a dye-free version of Horween’s flagship leather…and offers sure-thing aging potential that few other leathers can. So what is this stuff? What goes into making it? And how can you expect your pair of natural Chromexcel leather boots or shoes to wear and patina over time? Well, that’s what we’re here for…
- The Complete Guide to Chromexcel - StridewiseChromexcel is the brainchild of the Horween Leather Company, a beloved American tannery that was founded in Chicago all the way back in 1905. It’s had an interesting history (it was used on engine seals in tanks during World War 2) and it’s known for its rich depth of color.
- Horween Leather: What It Is and Why You Should Care - PrimerIsidore developed Chromexcel, a leather used in WWII for soldiers’ boots, and it’s still one of their top-selling leathers today. Header image from Horween. For five generations Horween has provided leather to boot and shoemakers, athletic companies, luggage makers, and clothing brands.
- leathers — Horween Leather Co.Made to this day with old world craftsmanship, modern Chromexcel carries on a long history of superior comfort and durability. Chromexcel is available in a full range of weights – including 2 – 3 oz (0.8 – 1.2 mm) horsefronts and side (cowhide) leather from 3.5 – 4 oz (1.4 – 1.6 mm) up to 9 – 10 oz (3.6 – 4.0 mm).
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