Saddles by Baxter Badure

03/22/2024

A few woolies to look at, or think about ordering.

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03/03/2024

Taking a few orders for some custom wooly chaps that will be built exactly like the ones pictured, just less flashy (unless flashy is what you’re after), and built with angora goat , Scottish Highlander, and Tibetan lamb hides. Like I said, every pair is built the exact same way, the only difference being sizing. The front of the chap consists of the hair on hide lined with a medium-heavy canvas backing, deer tanned cow hide makes up the rest of the chap. All major seams are welted to reinforce the stitch line, and paired with other overlooked techniques from the past, these are built to last. My father’s angoras are put to use multiple times a week, sometimes everyday, for 9 months out of the year. They’re 7 years old and in great condition still. This style chap is very light, weighing about 4-6 pounds, and once broken in a little are very comfortable and easy to move and work in. The pair listed has two built in pistol pockets, roughly 25 flowers with dyed backgrounds tooled throughout the front chap belts, the back belt, and the bottom cuffs.

The measurements for the pair pictured are as follows.

Thigh Opening - 27”
Bottom Leg Opening - 21”
Inseam - Around 32”
Top of belt to bottom cuff - 39”

This pair has a medium high belt and my father is in a picture to show the fit on someone who wears 30x32 Levi’s.

If you’re looking for something with less tooling and without the bottom cuffs, something suitable for everyday use, message me to discuss pricing and other options.

1/2 scale miniatures and kids chaps also available.

$2,000 but will consider reasonable offers.

03/08/2023

2023 R-CALF

03/08/2023

2023 R-CALF

05/26/2021

These are just awesome!!!. We can’t say thank you enough Baxter for your beautiful work on our two new saddles. They are not only beautifully made but extremely comfortable for our horses and both of us. Your work is amazing. Thank you again from MN Mike and Lu Ann Card.

04/02/2020

Looks like the Ken Wilson saddle is done!

03/02/2020

More progress on the kid’s saddle!

02/28/2020

Kids saddle