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.
Gaucho Oil is inspired by the famed cowboys of South America for it’s natural look. The leather is aniline dyed and is finished with tallow for a luxurious look and feel. The pull-up is amazing! The warm tones of the natural grain will make your products simply stunning. It remains one of the tannery’s most popular leathers. Use for all…
Incredible looking leather. Large sides with great cutting. The natural color will darken/patina beautifully with use and exposure to light. Vermont is a vegetable tannage from Horween that displays a supple temper and feel. Great for bags, jackets and many other custom leather projects of your choosing. 2nd Run – hides may have defects like brands, healed scars, holes, loose…
Chrome tanned suede with a heavy wax finish that creates a slight pull-up on the grain side. These are second run hides which means 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.
Hermann Oak carving and tooling leather is the top choice when looking to create deep impressions and fine carving details. These large hides dye evenly when doing custom dye and antique work, while also achieving rich vibrant shades when oiled. Generally a firmer option when compared to other tooling/strap leathers on the market. Great for belts, wallets, bag straps, lining…
