Our carefully sourced leather is incredibly low-maintenance. Leather Care: Taking Care of Your Leather Goods When looking at or working with full-grain leather, you'll quickly notice that no two hides are precisely the same because each one is unique because it originates from a different animal and has various markings and flaws. Fat wrinkles or growth lines, subtle changes in the grain's texture, shade, and minor scars are other qualities to pay attention to.
A magnifying glass will even let you to see the pores and microscopic hair follicles on the undisturbed, smooth surface, which is evidence that the leather is of high quality.
This transformation happens more quickly on untreated leather and is regarded as a very appealing aspect of leather. It acquires a patina as it becomes older, which is the gradual change in color. Because top-grain leather retains the grain in its fullness rather than being sanded down to be more 'uniform,' it lasts far longer because it is manufactured from the toughest, outermost layer of the hide. Genuine leather is considered the greatest quality leather, which is why we use it to make our bags and accessories.
