Cowhide
Our cowhides are made from the hides of calves, young cattle, heifers, bulls, steers and suckler cows. Depending on the age of the animal, our cowhide is available in a thickness of 1.2-3.5mm. Cowhide is robust, very tear resistant and can be used for a wide range of applications.
Cowhides are large enough, 1.2-2.5m2, to be worked into larger areas. We produce them in halves, shoulders and croupons.
Goatskin
Goatskin is very durable and tear resistant, yet very supple.It has a distinctive, beautiful grain. Our goatskins have an average surface area of 0.6-0.8m2 and a material thickness of 1.2-1.4mm.
Our kid leather is an extremely strong, yet very fine and elegant leather. The grain is less pronounced than goatskin, but the backline is equally pronounced. Kid leather is available in a thickness from 0.6-1.0mm. It is relatively small, with an average surface area of 0.33-0.40m2.
Lamb nappa
We make leather from the skins of sheep that cannot be made into a cosy sheepskin. Sheepskin leather, better known as lamb nappa, is a very soft, delicate leather that is particularly suitable for clothing, bags and accessories. It has a slight stretch and is not very tear resistant - but that makes it all the more supple. Lamb nappa has a material thickness of 1.0-1.4mm and an average area of 0.6-0.8m2.