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Composition of product

Full leather
It is between 390 and 420 square decimeters, about 4 square meters.
Sheep or goat skin
It is between 55 and 70 decimeters.
Half leather
It is 180 and 200 square decimeters, about 2 square meters.
Baits
they are between 150 and 170 square decimeters.
Full leather
It is between 390 and 420 square decimeters, about 4 square meters.
Sheep or goat skin
It is between 55 and 70 decimeters.
Half leather
It is 180 and 200 square decimeters, about 2 square meters.
Baits
they are between 150 and 170 square decimeters.
The measurement of the skin is per decimeter.

100% Natural

Remember that leathers are a natural product, so small marks and scratches are completely normal and do not affect their performance in any way.
THE BEST BENEFITS

FROM THE SKIN

Agile Acceleration

It has a lot of durability
Leather can last for a long time and compared to other materials, leather improves its characteristics over time. Investing in leather is investing in something that can be guaranteed for many years.

Reduce waste
It is a by-product of the food industry. The leather industry recycles around 270 million beef hides, or 7.3 tons per year. Otherwise, all of this would be totally wasteful.

It is recyclable and biodegradable
Being sustainable begins with the use of products that can guarantee its longevity. Likewise, the skin is rich in carbon, nitrogen and oxygen; three items that bacteria eat. The skin could degrade between 10 and 50 years.

Go Further

It is versatile
The characteristics of the skin make this material have infinite possibilities. They offer comfort and durability for furniture upholstery, resistance to touch and heat for automotive upholstery, resistance and protection for industrial footwear.

Skin breathes
The skin breathes and this allows the temperature of the human body to be adjustable.

Is beautiful
The skin is naturally beautiful.

It's luxurious
Its touch and look cannot be replicated.

Whole flower

The natural pore of the skin is preserved.

Grain

Texture on the surface of the leather.

Crust

Leather that has been tanned, but has no finish.

Caliber

It is the thickness of the skin.

Corrected flower

It is polished / refined to remove the natural pore of the leather with the intention of removing imperfections from the leather.

Natural grain

When the texture is in its original state or has been etched with a natural grain plate.

Finish

Application on the surface of the leather to give color, protection or cover imperfections.

Chrome tanning

It is the most popular method of tanning leather. A mixture of minerals, salts, and chemicals is used to treat the skin.

Pigmented

A pigment is used that covers the surface of the leather, causing total elimination of stains and uniformity of color. Pigmented leather is the most durable of all, ideal for upholstery as it has great resistance to use.

Pull up

It is the effect that is generated on the skin when it is tanned with oils and / or waxes. This effect means that the surface of the leather breaks when it is stretched or wrinkled, leaving a vintage look.

Natural marks

Scars, stretch marks, insect bites, wrinkles or other marks are visible and are usually considered a sign of premium skin.

Vegetable tanning

Only organic materials are used, such as tree bark, branches and / or plants. Create very special multi tones that change over time.

Aniline finish

The aniline finish allows the natural look of the leather to show through the color and variation in tone can sometimes be perceived. Because there is no corrective finish, aniline leathers show some imperfections, but are usually the most transparent giving an elegant look and feel.

Finished with semi aniline

The leather is soaked in a dye, permeating the skin. Contrary to the aniline process, in this process a protective finish is added to the surface of the leather, causing the reduction of spots. This method allows the natural characteristics of the leather to be visible and gives the leather durability.