Our Business was established in 1994 as makers and Crafters of Leather wallets and bags.
Since then, we have gone through a vigorous process of challenging business environment commonly faced by small businesses.
Materials used are Cowhide and Water Buffalo Hide. The Hides go through Vegetable tanning process to give them a soften look and feel.
With our experience, We are proud to be makers and crafters of handmade leather wallets, leather bags and wallet accessories.
Leather Wallets Facts:
Genuine | Full Grain Types of Leather Used in Making Wallets & Accessories.
There are different types of leather available for men's wallets and women's wallets and accessories that appeal to different types of men and women and how much they want to spend on a wallet.
The major types of leather found in our leather wallets, leather card cases, leather change purses, leather biker wallets, and many other wallet accessories are.
Genuine Leather Wallets:
Genuine leather wallets are typically a split grain or bonded material.
Split Leather is the lower level of the dermis (skin) that has been sheared off the top grain. A finish is applied to the top surface to imitate that of the top grain leather.
Bonded leather is made of bits or scraps of leather which are then "bonded" together into a single piece of leather. Manufacturers typically split hide into the outer most and inner most layers.
Genuine leather is the most popular form of leather you will find in wallets because of its affordability.
Top Grain Leather WalletsTop grain leather wallets are made of the outer most layer of the hide, processed or sanded to hide serious imperfections in the leather.
Top grain leathers are stronger than split grain leathers because this outer layer of the hide is the most durable.
Top grain leathers may be formed in the manufacturing process to look like exotic skins such as alligator or ostrich.
Top grain Napa cowhide leather wallets are made from the upper part of the hide split from the dermis which products the highest quality and most supple leather goods.
Napa is the smooth finish of the leather giving it, it’s soft rich texture.
Full Grain Leather Wallets:
A full grain leather wallet is made of the outer most layer of the hide.
Unlike top grain leathers, full grain leathers are not sanded or processed; rather, the beauty of the natural markings are left untouched. In general, full grain leathers are preferable because they offer a combination of strength, durability and appearance.
Napa Leather Wallets:
Napa leather wallets are soft and supple full grain leather. Typically dyed, Napa leather offers a refined and sophisticated look, is commonly found in higher quality women’s and men’s leather wallets.
Additional Leather Facts:
Leather wallet accessories and wallets have a wonderful smell that many men and women enjoy.
They get the scent from the tanning oils and chemicals used in the tanning process. The tanning of leather dates back 5,000 years to the Egyptians, who have the first recorded methods of tanning, hides.
Most of the leather used in the world comes from the U.S.A. where most of the leather coin purses, leather key wallets, leather chain wallets, leather card cases and men’s leather wallets are made.
The hides are preserved in salt until they reach the tanning factories around the world.
Since then, we have gone through a vigorous process of challenging business environment commonly faced by small businesses.
Materials used are Cowhide and Water Buffalo Hide. The Hides go through Vegetable tanning process to give them a soften look and feel.
With our experience, We are proud to be makers and crafters of handmade leather wallets, leather bags and wallet accessories.
Leather Wallets Facts:
Genuine | Full Grain Types of Leather Used in Making Wallets & Accessories.
There are different types of leather available for men's wallets and women's wallets and accessories that appeal to different types of men and women and how much they want to spend on a wallet.
The major types of leather found in our leather wallets, leather card cases, leather change purses, leather biker wallets, and many other wallet accessories are.
Genuine Leather Wallets:
Genuine leather wallets are typically a split grain or bonded material.
Split Leather is the lower level of the dermis (skin) that has been sheared off the top grain. A finish is applied to the top surface to imitate that of the top grain leather.
Bonded leather is made of bits or scraps of leather which are then "bonded" together into a single piece of leather. Manufacturers typically split hide into the outer most and inner most layers.
Genuine leather is the most popular form of leather you will find in wallets because of its affordability.
Top Grain Leather WalletsTop grain leather wallets are made of the outer most layer of the hide, processed or sanded to hide serious imperfections in the leather.
Top grain leathers are stronger than split grain leathers because this outer layer of the hide is the most durable.
Top grain leathers may be formed in the manufacturing process to look like exotic skins such as alligator or ostrich.
Top grain Napa cowhide leather wallets are made from the upper part of the hide split from the dermis which products the highest quality and most supple leather goods.
Napa is the smooth finish of the leather giving it, it’s soft rich texture.
Full Grain Leather Wallets:
A full grain leather wallet is made of the outer most layer of the hide.
Unlike top grain leathers, full grain leathers are not sanded or processed; rather, the beauty of the natural markings are left untouched. In general, full grain leathers are preferable because they offer a combination of strength, durability and appearance.
Napa Leather Wallets:
Napa leather wallets are soft and supple full grain leather. Typically dyed, Napa leather offers a refined and sophisticated look, is commonly found in higher quality women’s and men’s leather wallets.
Additional Leather Facts:
Leather wallet accessories and wallets have a wonderful smell that many men and women enjoy.
They get the scent from the tanning oils and chemicals used in the tanning process. The tanning of leather dates back 5,000 years to the Egyptians, who have the first recorded methods of tanning, hides.
Most of the leather used in the world comes from the U.S.A. where most of the leather coin purses, leather key wallets, leather chain wallets, leather card cases and men’s leather wallets are made.
The hides are preserved in salt until they reach the tanning factories around the world.