Tandy Leather — Tandy Leather, Inc.

Cross Concho

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$2.71 $3.99 In stock

Category: Hardware

The Cross Concho from Tandy Leather is a decorative hardware piece for leathercraft and similar projects. It features a cross design in an antique brass color and attaches with a screwback fitting.

  • Diameter: 1.36 in. (34.62 mm)
  • Color: Antique Brass
  • Material: Zinc Alloy
  • Screwback attachment
  • Brand: Tandy Leather

Part of the Tandy Leather Hardware collection, this concho can be used to add a cross motif to belts, bags, and other leather goods.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

Screwed these into a belt I made last weekend and the cross detail sits nice and flat against the leather. The screwback keeps them snug, no wobbling around. Antique brass has a nice aged look without being too shiny.

Lucy D. ★★★★★

The antique brass finish on these looks way richer in person than in the photos. I used them on a hand-tooled journal cover and the screwback posts hold tight without denting the leather.

Madison ★★★★★

Screwed one of these onto a belt I made for my brother and it hasn't budged after months of daily wear. The screwback fitting is way more secure than the rivet style I used before, and the cross design sits nice and flat against the leather.