American Bison Glove

Saddle stitching is sewing by hand with needles and thread in a way that creates two rows of stitching in one single row of holes. If a thread is cut on one side of a saddle stitch, but the other side remains intact, the overall stitch will continue to retain its integrity. Whereas in a machine stitch, if one side of a stitch is broken the entire length of the stitch will be compromised and eventually separate.