Highest Praise!
I thought that I could best endorse Buffalo Men's "Handmade Cuff Bracelets" by sharing a portion of the letter that I wrote upon receiving both the Indian Head/Buffalo nickel, now a part of our history, as well as "Walking Liberty,"  a dollar coin -- again historic -- "Lady Liberty" enjoying a tremendous affection --  even today -- that was given with every hopeful heart that crossed the Atlantic Ocean.  Upon arrival, European immigrants, who were seeking a better life, clamored up steel steps and ladders from the confines of steerage, and a reverent silence glided by the Statue of Liberty.  Torch held high, She lit "The Golden Door" for those "Huddled masses, yearning to breathe free."  If you have guessed that I passed her in such a manner,  you are correct.  I was a European orphan girl, who had known nothing but a life of ruination, and freezing hunger.  Fate somehow determined that I was to come to America.  Having jostled my way to the railing, I pushing through all of the big, flesh-colored legs, I gazed up at America's Mother, her name, "Liberty."  Given my tender years and certainly not understanding the language, I knew that SOMEthing was about to change in my little life.  While not understanding a silent word spoken, I somehow comprehended her message of "Welcome and of Hope."  That "hope" was fulfilled many times over.<br /><br />I hope to have not bored you. What follows is the crux of my letter to the very talented hands that fashioned these leather cuff bracelets for me.  I thought that enclosure of this message might serve best in the capacity of being my most heartfelt endorsement of this quiet gentleman's art form.  Please continue reading:<br /><br />Review:<br /><br />(To Buffalo Men)<br /><br />Your wrist wraps are simply too perfect for words! A grand and standing applause for you!  (This artisan is) You are  a truly a gifted man! <br /><br />The Bison leather that was used was exactly as you stated it would be:  Soft and pliable!  Now using my words, let me add that it is as soft as is a puppy's brand new belly!  And the color of the leather? More than your stated "tobacco brown," I would describe it as a "ginger brown."  Were it my hair, it would display the red highlights of our sunset.  But somehow,  even with genuine "highlights" absent, the leather's finish -- no more polished than is our skin --  offers the subtlest of hints that Mother Nature's wears red lipstick.<br /><br />Both leather "bracelets" fit perfectly! You did a magnificent job. (And thank you also for customizing the Indian Head's mounting to match the color of the rest of the bracelet. Your foresight was magnificent. You somehow managed to pick up on the fact that I am no great fan of the color "black," although its demonstrated usage is extremely attractive and will catch the eye of many.  As it is, however,  I love warm hues, earth tones.  Too, I enjoy the color of the Spring's fields as the flowers begin to shout out.  With my husband a captain for the airlines, he owning his own airplane, I have fond memories of flying over rolling hills that were bursting with newly-born California Poppies!  Your wrist wraps afford me the same type of warm pleasure.<br /><br />And as a final plaudit:  That your package's early arrived early simply added that special element of surprise to what was already so very pleasurable!  Simply wonderful doing business with you!<br /><br />Most warmly,
Rating: 5 stars