The details make
the difference.

From the character of the hide to the final finish, each stage shapes how a leather looks, feels and performs.

Craftsperson working with leather on a workshop table

01 —

Tanning

From raw skin to stable leather, using chrome, metal-free or vegetable tanning processes.

02 —

Dyeing

Colour development with attention to texture, softness and the character of the leather.

03 —

Finishing

Surface treatment and precision spraying to create the desired finish.

04 —

Selection

Assortment and grading against the customer’s requirements.

Careful marking of leather with hand tools

A considered process

Finish, feel and colour.
Working in harmony.

Our tanning processes include full chrome, metal-free and vegetable tanning. Dyeing develops colour while keeping texture, softness and elasticity in view.

Precision spraying technology helps apply the surface finish. Finished skins are then assorted and graded to the customer’s standards.

Process selection depends on the article. Discuss the requirements of your application and any supporting documentation with our team.

Discuss an article

From brief to selection

Start with what
you want to make.

A garment, a glove and a shoe ask different things of leather. Share your intended application, reference colour, preferred hand feel, quantity and delivery requirements.

We can then discuss the appropriate leather family and finish, and the next steps for reviewing samples.

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