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SPECIALIZING IN THE FINEST GENUINE LEATHER GOODYEAR WELTS A World Leade r Since 1892 Since 1892, customer satisfaction has been the primary goal of the Barbour Welting Company. By offering the latest styles, using superior quality materials and unsurpassed workmanship, Barbour remains the world leader in design and manufacture of all types of leather and plastic shoe welting. Today the Barbour Welting Co. is responding to the needs of the shoe industry as never before, shipping to the finest shoemakers in all corners of the globe. In order to accomplish our goals, we have built the largest and most efficient shoe welt manufacturing facility in the world. Whether your company requires Goodyear welting for welt constructed shoes or styled Bonwelt® (Randwelt) for a cement-constructed shoe, Barbour Welting Co. is there, ready to satisfy even the most demanding needs. Barbour’s welting lines offer endless styling possibilities with our distinctive product materials and unique approach. LEATHER Our leather Goodyear and Bonwelts® are selected from the finest vegetable tanned leathers available and provide the highest quailty, most dependable welting in the world. LEATHERBOARD Barbour offers this affordable, recycled, leather alternative for those who like the leather look. PLASTIC Plastic welting provides the greatest variety in color and shape at the lowest cost. The Barbour Welting team is eager to custom design the perfect welt for your unique application. Our in-house tool and die shop provides rapid turnaround on all custom designed welts. Barbour Welting • A division of Barbour Corporation 508 583-8200 • www.barbourwelting.com Goodyear Welts LEATHER 0708A 30-18544-01 1896D-10 20-16844 16533-01 16888-00 1428A-00 16844-01 18844-02 15844-02 20-16844-01 20-17888-1 PLASTIC 134PS 151PW Barbour Welting • A division of Barbour218PWN Corporation 508 583-8200 • www.barbourwelting.com149P 130P 249P 9202P 243P Goodyear Welts Goodyear welt construction is still regarded as a superior method of shoemaking because of its many advantages. It provides strength, shape retention, durability, and is reparable. Whether you are crafting a quality dress shoe or a durable work boot, Barbour can design a welting specifically tailored to your needs. Our leather welts are cut from that portion of the vegetable tanned cowhide that meets your flexibility criteria. We offer a complete line of high molecular weight PVC and PVC-nitrate rubber blends such as our top of the line Barbonite®, an oil resistant material suited for harsh environments. Whatever the application, Barbour Welting is ready to help. Please contact us for details. LEATHER GOODYEAR PLASTIC GOODYEAR Style Profile Specifications as shown Style Profile Specifications as shown 2/32 7/32 x 2/32 1/8 0708A Lt. Natural 130P Russett PVC 7/32 Stitchdown 13/32 Goodyear Welt 1/8 3/32 9/16; Pen Black 134PS Fawn Barflex 30-18544-01 Pre-stitched 6/in. 12/32 White Stitch 6/in. 9/16 Reverse Welt 1/8 Banana PVC 1/9 9/16 x 1/9 149P 1896D-10 Polo Tan 14/32 Goodyear Welt 9/16 Goodyear Welt 1/8 Mahogany PVC 1/8 1/2 x 1/8 151PW Wheel 13/in. 20-16844 Pen Black 13/32 1/2 Stormwelt 1/8 Black PVC 5/32 218PWN Wheel 16/in. 16533-01 1/2 x 5/32; Pen Mahogany 15/32 Notched Bead 6/in. 1/2 Step Bevel; Goodyear Welt 1/8 1/8 Walnut Hondo PVC 1/2 x 1/8; Natural color 243P 16888-00 15/32 Hookbead Stormwelt 1/2 Goodyear Welt 1/8 3/32 Mahogany PVC 7/16 x 1/12; Light Natural 8A 249P Reverse Welt 1428A-00 15/32 7/16 Childrens’ Welt 3/32 Co-extruded Stormwelt 1/8 1/2 x 1/8; Pen Black 9202P Florescent Orange Bead 16844-01 1/2 Black Barbonite Base 9/16 Mens’ Dress Welt 1/8 9/16 x 1/8; Pen Black 18844-02 Wheel 8/in. 9/16 Mens’ Boot Welt Shoe Upper 1/8 Insole W/Rib 15844-02 15/32 x 1/8; Pen Black Welt Goodyear Welt 15/32 Outsole WELT Goodyear Welt Stitch 1/8 1/2 x 1/8; Pen Black Inseam Bottom CONSTRUCTION 20-16844-01 White Stitch 6/in. Stitch Filler 1/2 Doubledeck Stormwelt 1/8 17/32 x 1/8; Natural Shoe Upper Notched Bead 6/in. 20-17888-1 Insole W/Rib 17/32 Wheel 16/in. Stormwelt Welt Outsole Goodyear Welt Stitch Inseam Bottom Stitch Filler STORMWELT LEATHER BONWeltS 328 376 395 418 453 454 527 601 630 665 665 670 713 755 756 756 758 764 900 Barbour Welting • A division of Barbour930 Corporation 508 583-8200 • www.barbourwelting.com 930 945 Leather Bonwelts Barbour Welting selects only the finest quality tight fiber BONWELT® leather for its highly regarded leather Bonwelts®. Shoe Upper Bonwelt Styling possibilities are endless. Variations in size, Deck Pinking antiquing effects, wheeling techniques as well as Width pre-stitching methods can be applied to achieve a desired Sole Deck look. At Barbour, helping you achieve the style statement Thickness you wish to make is our ultimate goal. Overall Width Style Profile Specifications as shown Style Profile Specifications as shown 3/32 1/4 Q3 Antique Buff Burnished 328 1/8 CW4 Notching 670 1/8 Pinked Filler 8/32 Deck 1/2 3/32 Deck 11/16 1/8 2B Brown color 1/8 Q3 Antique 376 1/8 Wheel 14/in. 713 1/8 Wheel 16/in. 4/32 Deck 7/16 4/32 Deck 7/16 7/32 Full Grain 1/8 Black 395 1/9 White Stitch 7/in. 755 1/8 Wheel 14/in. 9/16 7/32 Deck 3/8 4/32 Deck 7/32 Natural color 3/16 Q3 Antique Wheel 20/in. 418 3/32 White Stitch 5/in 756 1/8 6/32 Deck 7/16 7/32 Deck 3/8 1/8 Natural color 3/16 Black 453 1/8 White Stitch 8/in 756 1/8 Wheel 20/in. 7/16 4/32 Deck 3/8 6/32 Deck 3/16 Natural color 5/32 Buff Grain 454 1/8 White Stitch 5/in 758 1/8 Wheel 14/in. 5/32 Deck 7/16 6/32 Deck 7/16 3/32 3/16 2F color 2B Brown 527 1/8 764 3/32 Wheel 16/in. 3/32 Deck 6/32 Deck 1/4 3/8 5/32 1/8 2B Brown 5/32 Q3 Antique 601 3/32 Wheel 20/in. 900 5/32 Deck 3/8 4/32 Deck 7/16 3/16 5/32 Buff Burnished Black 630 1/8 Recessed White Stitch 7/in. 930 1/8 Braided Wheel 3/8 5/32 Deck 3/8 6/32 Deck 5/32 Mahogany 3/16 Q3 Antique 665 1/9 Wheel 16/in. 930 1/8 Braided Wheel 5/32 Deck 6/32 Deck 1/2 3/8 5/32 1/8 Full Grain 2B Brown 665 1/9 Wheel 16/in. 945 1/8 4/32 Deck 1/2 5/32 Deck 3/8 NEW CLASSIC WeltS BC 001 BC 002 BC 003 BC 004 BC 005 BC 006 BC 007 BC 008 BC 009 BC 010 BC 011 BC 012 BC 013 BC 014 BC 015 BC 016 BC 017 BC 018 BC 019 BC 020 Barbour Welting • A division of Barbour Corporation BC 021 508 583-8200 • www.barbourwelting.com BC 022 BC 023 BC 024 BC 025 BC 026 New Classic Welts Deck Pinking Width Reference No. Profile Item No. Deck Thickness 5/32 S 534–44 BC 001 Overall Width 7/16 Reference No. Profile Item No. BC 002 1/9 36X–198 17/32 BC 015 1/8 F 20800–010 5/8 BC 003 1/8 370X–1199 18/32 5/32 BC 016 R 185Q3–003 5/32 BC 004 94129NAS 8826 9/16 9/16 7/32 BC 017 1/8 293K BC 005 5/32 9390 NWAS–8826 5/8 5/8 5/32 25/64 BC 018 195K 9386 NWS–0752 BC 006 22/32 11/64 5/8 1/9 17/64 BC 019 288 NW–0732 15/64 BC 007 9/64 455X–300 15/32 1/2 3/16 1/4 BC 008 7/64 377 NAS–0844 BC 020 SE–18A3–MD0 15/32 9/16 1/9 BC 009 94132 NWA–8826 7/16 BC 021 1/8 180K–899 BC 010 5/32 L 632 1/2 1/2 BC 022 1/8 215K–200 5/16 497 NWASS–0807 1/2 BC 011 1/8 1/2 BC 023 1/8 220K–1199 1/2 25/64 BC 012 9386 NSAW–8826 11/64 BC 024 1/8 273 NWAS–0807 5/8 17/32 BC 013 94137GD–0844 BC 025 1/8 F 16844–D01 5/32 1/2 5/8 BC 026 1/9 17/64 288–NWAS–8826 BC 014 5/32 S 534–Q3 7/16 15/32 leather & leatherboard bonWelts ATHE R LE ® 1502 1503 1504 1505 1508 1508 1511 1512 L E AT H E R B O A R D 389D 407D 407D 640D 737D 755D Barbour Welting • A division of Barbour Corporation 508 583-8200 • www.barbourwelting.com769D 956D 1348DN 1349D 1351D Leather & Leatherboard Bonwelts® Barbour Welting offers an economical “leather look” welting by using a high-grade, recycled leather material. Leatherboard is exceptionally pliable and can be a cost saving alternative for cement constructed shoes. Whether your choice is beaded, flat, wheeled, stitched, antiqued, or a full grain Bonwelt®, Barbour can help you achieve the style statement you wish to make.
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