It should come as no surprise to many people that Bible rebinds are expensive. Why is that?

If you've ever admired a beautifully embossed Bible cover and wondered, "How did they do that?" then this might be the article for you.

We’ll take a look at some of the main reasons we hear why people want to rebind their Bible.

Ostrich leather hides are famous for their distinctive pattern of raised quill follicles.

Kangaroo leather offers exceptional quality and features.

Cowhide leather has a distinct and appealing appearance because of its natural texture, grain pattern, and color variations.

Goat leather, also known as goatskin, is renowned for its durable, soft, and flexible qualities.

We created a new video on our YouTube channel explaining how to properly break in your Bible.

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After some debate and searching, we’ve used ostrich leather for the first time! We’ve been searching for the right type and color for a while and found a beautiful Brandy MD ostrich leather.

We’ve thought about starting a blog for a while. It’s actually a scary thought. It’s not as if I have a ton of available time. However, we think we may have some information that you’re going to like going forward. It won’t all be about our rebinds, our even rebinds in general. Sure, we’ll have posts about that, but we also plan to include posts on various aspects concerning all things Bible. Feel free to check in and see what develops!