Our garment leather is a so-called semi-aniline leather. This means that it is given a light pigmentation - a thin layer of color that protects the leather without covering its natural surface. The surface thus remains largely natural, the pores of the leather remain open.

An animal's hide reflects its life - and that's what defines our leather. Animals that grow slowly in a natural environment develop a firmer, denser hide structure. In contrast, rapid growth on intensive feedlots can result in a looser fibre structure.