In addition to raw and semi-finished skins, our tannery specializes in a wide range of finished
and specialty leathers that are widely traded in international markets. These articles are
developed to meet fashion, footwear, upholstery, automotive, and industrial requirements.

1. Suede Leather: Suede leather is produced by buffing or sanding the flesh side of the skin to
create a soft, velvety surface.
2. Nubuck Leather: Nubuck is a top-grain leather lightly buffed on the grain side for a premium
texture.
3. Nappa Leather: Nappa is a full-grain, chrome-tanned leather known for its exceptional
softness and smoothness.
4. Buff Leather: Buff leather is generally produced from buffalo hide, offering strength and
durability with a distinctive grain.
5. Milled Leather: Milled leather is processed in rotating drums to enhance softness and
develop a natural pebbled grain.
6. Crushed Leather: Crushed leather undergoes a mechanical crushing process to achieve a
wrinkled, distressed appearance.
7. Dyed Leather: Dyed leather is colored using advanced dyeing techniques to ensure depth,
uniformity, and color fastness.
8. Rubber-Finished Leather: Rubber-finished leather features a coated surface for enhanced
resistance and grip.
9. Corrected Grain Leather: This leather undergoes surface correction to remove natural
imperfections and achieve uniformity.
10. Full-Grain Leather: Full-grain leather retains the natural grain layer without sanding or
correction.
11. Top-Grain Leather: Top-grain leather is lightly sanded for a refined and uniform
appearance.
12. Split Leather: Split leather is obtained from the lower layers of the hide and can be finished
or coated.
13. Aniline Leather: It is dyed exclusively with soluble aniline dyes, without heavy surface
coatings or pigments, allowing the natural grain and characteristics of the skin to remain fully
visible
14. Pure Aniline Leather: No protective coating; maximum natural look and softness
15. Semi-Aniline Leather: Light protective finish for added durability while retaining a natural
appearance
16. Vegetable-Tanned Leather: Vegetable tanning uses natural tannins for an eco-friendly and
traditional finish.
17. Chrome-Tanned Leather: Chrome tanning is the most common method for producing soft
and durable leather.
18. Embossed Leather: Embossed leather is patterned under heat and pressure to create
decorative designs.
All articles can be supplied in custom thickness, colors, finishes, and grades according to buyer
specifications and international export standards. For inquiries, samples, or custom orders, please
contact our export team. We are committed to delivering premium leather solutions to global
markets.