Shrink leather |
Leather whose skin has been shrunk with chemicals in the tanning process. The wrinkles are more emphasized than the rubbed leather. |
Embossing leather |
This leather is heated by applying pressure with a press machine, and the surface of the leather is patterned with irregularities. |
Enamelled leather |
This is a leather that has been made glossy by applying a synthetic resin finish to the surface of leather that is mainly chrome-tanned. |
Pasted leather |
Leather with a glass or enamel plate applied in a tanning process, dried, then grain being rubbed with sandpaper and coated with a synthetic resin finish. Because it is strong, it is widely used for bags, etc. |
Glazing leather |
A leather with mainly a glossy grain applied strong pressure with agate, glass and metal rollers. |
Oil finish leather |
Leather with a surface that is made of animal oil, wool grease, synthetic oil, etc., giving a smooth feel. |
Split leather |
Leather made from split skin with the grain removed. Since there is no grain, it does not have much strength. |