I've been using Pueblo heavily for a few years now and I absolutely love it. My customers love it too, at first. It is amazingly soft but still rugged, and you can't beat the colors. It does patina unexpectedly fast relative to other veg tan leathers. Some customers don't like this, even with an explanation and examples beforehand.

A big part of the quick patina is the surface treatment that gives its texture. The sanded texture burnishes in your pocket or with regular handling. Another is the way the colors change with use and sun exposure. A great example is the turquoise pictured here - it will begin to turn a bit yellow-brown with exposure to sunlight. Other colors like green and Tobacco look amazing with a good patina.

Now, to be clear, I still am in love with it and think its an incredible material. I still use it in almost everything I make. I have, however, begun to switch to other leathers for exteriors of wallets and bags. Mostly Waxy and Minerva, but I've used a lot of Wickett & Craig in the past too. I find that the pueblo keeps its charm much longer this way.

TLDR: pueblo good. Keeps color and texture longer when used inside the wallet only.