Why does Buckleguy hardware cost more than other options out there?

Modified on Fri, 14 Jun at 1:09 PM

It is the materials and process that determine a product's cost. Unlike other metals, brass contains a high percentage of copper with very little zinc or lead. This makes it robust, durable, and versatile—perfect for use in leather crafting, high end handbags and accessories.


We do what it takes to make the best hardware. We produce in a variety of methods depending on the product. These include sand casting, forging, lost wax, stamping, and more. All products go through tumbling, polishing, several rounds of plating (if required), and lacquering. 


In the manufacturing of accessory hardware, many of these steps can often be overlooked or underperformed. For example, when you see hardware with plating that is chipping or flaking, it is often due to the not using a layer of copper, then nickel, which creates a more durable bond. This is just one of the "hidden" elements that go into hardware production that allows our hardware to look great and perform for the life of the product!

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