We have a variety of leather for you to choose
Full-Grain Cowhide:
- The highest quality and most sought-after cowhide leather
- Comes from the outer layer of the hide, retaining the natural grain
- Minimally processed to preserve the leather’s inherent strength and durability
- Develops a rich, natural patina over time with use
- Considered the premium choice for high-end leather goods
Top-Grain Cowhide:
- The outer surface has been sanded or buffed to remove imperfections
- Still retains some of the natural grain, but has a more uniform appearance
- Slightly less durable than full-grain, but still a high-quality option
- Often more affordable than full-grain leather
- Commonly used for mid-to-upper range leather products
Split-Grain Cowhide:
- The inner layer of the hide, beneath the outer surface
- Has a slightly suede-like texture, with a more uniform appearance
- Less durable and scratch-resistant than full-grain or top-grain
- Generally the most affordable cowhide leather option
- Suitable for lower-end or budget-friendly leather goods
Corrected-Grain Cowhide:
- The outer surface has been sanded, buffed, and painted
- Designed to have a consistent, uniform appearance
- Less expensive than full-grain or top-grain leather
- May not develop the same rich patina over time
- Commonly used for mass-produced leather products
Embossed Cowhide:
- The leather surface has been stamped with a decorative pattern
- Provides a unique visual texture and appearance
- Can mimic the look of more expensive leathers, such as crocodile or ostrich
- Often used for fashion accessories and lower-cost leather goods
Post time: Jul-20-2024
