It took over a year to find someone we trusted who would make our saddles exactly how we wanted and most importantly, our trees.  Trees are the very foundation of any saddle and good fit is our top priority.

We found a fourth generation saddlery in India that was willing to develop a relationship with us and listen to what we had in mind. Something we couldn't find anywhere in the US.  We even had a baseball saddle that had real baseball stitching on it!

Now, making things overseas has the stigma of being "cheap" quality-wise.  However, because we are able to control everything from the tree to the materials, we are able to make a quality product.  Since we don't have the factory overhead, we are able to offer our saddles at a 

OK, first, check out our testimonials.  We receive messages all the time about the quality of our saddles, so take it from our customers.

Now to answer the main question, "Why are our saddles affordable?" 

I (Amber, Mom, Narrator) have a sourcing background.  When I worked for other people, my job was to develop products that no one else had and find an economical way of making them.  I would write extensive "spec sheets" that defined every aspect of a product.  I learned that other countries have some great skills and that manufacturing with them could create a better price point for customers.

So, that's what I did with our saddles.

Why are your saddles so inexpensive? are they low quality?

The question we are asked most often...

more reasonable price.

OK, first, check out our testimonials. We receive messages all the time about the quality of our saddles, so take it from our customers.

Now to answer the main question, "Why are our saddles affordable?"

I (Amber, Mom, Narrator) have a sourcing background. When I worked for other people, my job was to develop products that no one else had and find an economical way of making them. I would write extensive "spec sheets" that defined every aspect of a product. I learned that other countries have some great skills and that manufacturing with them could create a better price point for customers.

So, that's what I did with our saddles.

It took over a year to find someone we trusted who would make our saddles exactly how we wanted and most importantly, our trees. Trees are the very foundation of any saddle and good fit is our top priority.

We found a fourth generation saddlery in India that was willing to develop a relationship with us and listen to what we had in mind. Something we couldn't find anywhere in the US. We even had a baseball saddle that had real baseball stitching on it!

Now, making things overseas has the stigma of being "cheap" quality-wise. However, because we are able to control everything from the tree to the materials, we are able to make a quality product. Since we don't have the factory overhead, we are able to offer our saddles at a more reasonable price.