Ordering Your LJ Bar Saddle


Handmade in Montana

Order a Custom Western Saddle.

Every Loncey Johnson saddle is built by hand around the horse, the rider, and the work ahead. Explore our three saddle lines and learn how the ordering process works.

Explore the Saddle Collection
The Loncey Johnson Standard

A saddle made for your horse. Your work. Your miles.

A Loncey Johnson saddle isn't built to sit in a showroom. It's built to be ridden.

Every saddle is handmade with an emphasis on fit, function, durability, and craftsmanship. Our three collection levels determine how far we take the customization, materials, and detail.

The Saddle Collection

Choose Your Saddle.

Three levels of craftsmanship and customization, all built with the same commitment to making a saddle that can be ridden and relied upon.

01 / Working

Working

Starting at $6,000
Built to work. Built to last.

A straightforward handmade saddle for riders who want quality construction and dependable performance without the additional customization and production time of our higher collection levels.

Custom options are more limited, tooling is simpler, and labor-intensive details are reduced while keeping the focus where it belongs:

  • Fit
  • Function
  • Durability
  • Long days in the saddle
For the rider who wants:
A genuinely handmade saddle designed to be used hard without paying for customization they don't need.
03 / Legacy

Legacy

Starting at $8,500
Built to be ridden. Built to be remembered.

The Legacy Line represents the highest level of craftsmanship offered by Loncey Johnson Saddles.

Finest leathers and materials, extensive customization, additional tooling, hand-finished details, and the most involved construction allow every part of the saddle to be taken further.

It remains a working saddle at heart—made for miles, use, and real life—but with the level of detail and individuality expected of an heirloom.

For the rider who wants:
The highest level of materials, craftsmanship, customization, and detail.
The Foundation

Good leather. Good construction. Good craftsmanship.

Every Loncey Johnson saddle starts with the same commitment to quality, regardless of which collection level you choose.

We use Hermann Oak A Grade leather for our saddles, selected for the quality and durability expected from a saddle that is going to be ridden.

Every saddle's base price includes:
  • Stainless steel covered stirrups
  • 100% mohair cinch made by Jessie Jo Johnson
  • Back cinch
  • Standard brass or stainless hardware
  • Full smooth or roughout finish
Ordering Your Saddle

Your Saddle Begins Long Before the First Cut.

Because every saddle is built specifically for its customer, we keep a limited order list rather than treating our saddles like an off-the-shelf product.

STEP 01

Join the Wish List

At this time, we are not accepting immediate new saddle orders. We are adding genuinely interested customers to our Wish List as openings develop.

STEP 02

Confirm Your Place

When your place approaches, we will contact you to confirm that you still want a saddle and that the timing works for you.

STEP 03

Build Your Saddle

When we are a few months from beginning your saddle, we finalize your tree and specifications and collect the required non-refundable deposit.

The Current Order List

The wait is part of owning something made this way.

Saddle orders currently run approximately 4–5 years out. Because of the length of the wait list, deposits are not collected until we are ready to order your tree.

All that is required to join the Wish List is your name, contact information, and genuine interest in purchasing a Loncey Johnson saddle.

Join the Wish List
Before Your Build

When Your Turn Arrives

A few months before your saddle is scheduled to begin, we will contact you to confirm your build slot and discuss what you want in your saddle tree.

At that time, the required non-refundable deposit is collected for the tree.

Once your deposit is made, you are officially locked into the current base price.

Loncey Johnson Saddles

Every saddle is built to be ridden.

The collection level determines how far we take the customization, materials, and detail.

The standard never changes: fit, function, durability, and craftsmanship.

“The Christian shoemaker does his duty not by putting little crosses on the shoes, but by making good shoes, because God is interested in good craftsmanship.”

— Martin Luther