by Eddie Greywolf Marine

Who am I?
The son of a trapper from the Yukon Canada and I have been making leather goods since I was a child. It must be the mountain man blood in my veins and my spirit that first drew me towards using my skills in leather as I have always felt that if a man wears the skin of an animal he may embody that spirit and the spirit will look after him but only on the basis that he also has great respect for the animal he has killed for he has taken the life of his brother or sister. Only take from the earth for your needs.
	This is why I work alone for now - because I make everything myself and only want the finest quality native American style garments possible. I wish in the future to employ others who can produce native American garments to suit all styles and tastes and reflect the natural way. People who wear such garments will find that they are a subject to comment from others amongst a crowd and at the same time will find within themselves a great sense of pride because of what the garment reflects outwardly.

Native American style leather garments and goods you can own. Click on the picture or description to see the full range of that type of garment:	Waistcoats	Coats	Trousers
Boots	Moccasins	Bags	Accessories

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A story by Eddie Greywolf Marine: "The Savage Wilderness"

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Images of the Yukon

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