Goatskin leather, also known as Morocco leather, is a highly valued material known for its unique combination of softness, and aesthetic appeal. With a natural pebbled grain, goat skin is durable, flexible, and water-resistant, making it ideal for a wide range of products such as gloves, bags, jackets, and bookbinding. The leather can be tanned using either vegetable or chrome processes, each offering distinct benefits. When buying goatskin, consider factors like thickness, quality, and intended use.

Buffalo leather Known for its exceptional durability and rich texture, this leather is characterized by its dense and supple grain pattern, making it ideal for a variety of uses, including rugged wear, Durable shoes, belts, and luxurious furniture. Tanning methods, whether vegetable or chrome, give leather unique properties, meeting different aesthetic and functional needs. Leather Hub offers high quality buffalo hides, available for both retail and wholesale, with custom orders also an option.

Chrome-tanned and vegetable-tanned leather are two prominent types of leather, each with distinct characteristics and uses. Chrome tanned leather, processed using chromium salts, is known for its flexibility, durability, and resistance to water and stains. This type of tanning is faster and results in softer, more pliable leather, making it ideal for products like bags, jackets, and footwear. On the other hand, vegetable tanned leather hides are produced using natural tannins derived from plant materials, resulting in a more environmentally friendly process. It has a firmer texture and develops a rich patina over time, which adds to its aesthetic appeal. This type of leather is commonly used for items that benefit from its sturdiness and traditional appearance, such as belts, wallets, and saddlery. Both types of leather offer unique advantages, catering to different needs and preferences in fashion and design.