The finishing process on these hides gives the maker the option to show the color underneath when rubbed or burnished on the grain side.  This allows for different effects to be achieved. An example of this technique is shown in photo 3.
Aniline, full grain calf skins with a slight pebble grain and pull up. Also available in Winter Smoke. Some hides may have issues ranging from a color defect/variation to brands, holes, scarring, loose break, drawn grain, tannery swatch cuts, etc. While still considered seconds, these hides have been high sorted and have minimal defects.
Aniline, full grain calf skins with a slight pebble grain and pull up. Also available in Snuff. Some hides may have issues ranging from a color defect/variation to brands, holes, scarring, loose break, drawn grain, tannery swatch cuts, etc. While still considered seconds, these hides have been high sorted and have minimal defects.
Beautiful Rusticalf leather from Tannerie D’Annonay. Rusticalf leather is a supple, soft, full grain leather that develops a natural pebble type pattern during the tanning process. Also available in Yellow, Navy, Red and Orange.
Beautiful Rusticalf leather from Tannerie D’Annonay. Rusticalf leather is a supple, soft, full grain leather that develops a natural pebble type grain pattern during the tanning process. Also available in Green, Yellow, Red and Orange.
Beautiful Rusticalf leather from Tannerie D’Annonay. Rusticalf leather is a supple, soft, full grain leather that develops a natural pebble type pattern during the tanning process. Also available in Green, Navy, Red and Yellow.
Beautiful Rusticalf leather from Tannerie D’Annonay. Rusticalf leather is a supple, soft, full grain leather that develops a natural pebble type pattern during the tanning process. Also available in Green, Navy, Yellow and Orange.
Beautiful Rusticalf leather from Tannerie D'Annonay. Rusticalf leather is a supple, soft, full grain leather that develops a natural pebble type pattern during the tanning process. Also available in Green, Navy, Red and Orange.
Saddle Boar’s heavy weight and medium to firm temper make for an incredibly strong product. Used by many for Arizona Step-ins & batwing chaps, horn wraps, hunting moccasins, aprons and more. This particular lot of Saddle Boar is slightly heavier than our standard stock Saddle Boar, gauging at 9/10oz thickness. Boar hides can be rugged at times, which means that…
Shrunken calf leather, also known as ‘shrunken grain,’ undergoes a specific tanning and finishing process in which the end result is a leather with a distinctive textured appearance. The process involves shrinking leather grain to create a unique pattern of wrinkles and creases.
