Halter, Bridle and Saddle Repair

To start, I recommend using saddle soap to clean and condition your halter. This will not only help prolong its life but also give you an opportunity to visually inspect it for any issues.

If you come across minor problems like broken buckles or loose stitching, you may be able to fix them yourself. If you have some resources such as copper rivets and burrs, a harness needle and waxed thread, a few hand tools and an assortment of buckles and snaps can come in handy - for on farm repair. 

However, for more complex repairs, it's best to consider taking your halter to a professional saddlery or leather repair shop. At Quillin Leather & Tack, we offer a flat $12 fee for each halter repaired. Our craftsmen have the expertise and tools to handle intricate repairs, ensuring the safety and durability of your halter. We can also thoroughly inspect it and make suggestions for any necessary repairs. If we find that the halter is beyond salvage, we will let you know.

When working with any horse equipment, especially halters and bridles, safety should always be a priority. So please remember to prioritize safety when making any repairs. And if you decide to repair it yourself, make sure to use high-quality materials suitable for horse tack.

Lastly, I want to emphasize the importance of regular cleaning and conditioning to maintain your halter. This will not only help spot potential problems but also prevent future damage and extend its life.

I hope these tips are helpful to you. Remember, even a Quillin Halter can benefit from proper care and occasional repairs. If you have any further questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Kindest Regards,
Ralph Q