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Today: December 19. Great morning with another "goof". My first "do it myself" email ... and had bad links the first time. So, my apology for the extra mailing. It's been beautiful and dry here in Goodnight. We feel for those folks with winter storms and wish them safety and shelter. I've heard from a number of them. Saturday I head back the the Weatherford for the annual celebration of Ron's birthday -12/22 - no idea how old!, his youngest. Meghan's (our Marathoner) birthday 12/24 - not telling how old and of course, Christmas. To all of you, our wishes for warmth and happiness, wherever the season finds you. No more emails till next year ... promise! The "LIST" however will keep getting new stuff added (and yes, the Trask and Phelps shoes have all gone to various Panhandle charities
My first "do it myself" email this morning ... and had bad links the first time. So, my apology for the extra mailing.Take a look at "The List" - the separate Collection of super sale stuff - 55% - 85% off a great variety of good products. The New Goodnight "Distribution Center" is open. If you want to come by, call me -817-992-8220 a far in advance as you can! STAY TUNED!
+1 817.992.8220 cecil@herdwear.net
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Bison Down - Knit Gloves & Mittens

These gloves, along with our sock line, have been the main stay of Buffalo Wool Co and Herd Wear.  Unfortunately, this year, for the first time in more than 20, we cannot supply very many.  All we have was what is in inventory ... and it is pretty slim.

Ron and The Knitting Mill in Liberty Hill, Texas have got it working for next year:  New machenry; new patterns and that takes a re-development of the yarns. 

So bear with us while we get this transition in place .... and if there is something you can use to keep hands warm in the meanting by all means jump on them.

A wide variety of bison (and a few elk or deer) work and play gloves ... keeping your hands protected, comfortable ... and in style.  Bison leather wears wonderfully well (except when you poke it with barb wire).  The outer layer ... the epidermis ... is thick and tough, yet supple ... even after it gets wet, when compared to most any other leather.  The multi directional fiber structure is what makes it that way.  Feel free to ask more questions