TYPES OF LEATHER
SEMI ANILINE LEATHER
Semi-aniline leather is a type of leather that falls between full-aniline leather and corrected-grain leather in terms of appearance and durability. It's a popular choice for upholstery, furniture, and other luxury products due to its combination of natural beauty and enhanced practicality.
PURE ANILINE LEATHER
Pure aniline leather, often referred to simply as "aniline leather," is a type of high-quality leather known for its natural and luxurious appearance. It is considered one of the finest grades of leather available.
PIGMENTED LEATHER
Pigmented leather, also known as top-grain pigmented leather or coated leather, is a type of leather that has been treated with a layer of pigmented coating on its surface. This coating is applied to the leather to provide various benefits such as enhanced durability, color consistency, and resistance to stains and fading.
SADDLE LEATHER
Saddle leather, often referred to as "saddle hide" or "saddle skirting," is a specific type of leather known for its durability, ruggedness, and distinctive appearance. It's traditionally used for making saddles, tack, and other equestrian equipment due to its ability to withstand the demands of outdoor use and regular contact with animals. Here's an explanation of saddle leather.