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Bags & Leather Goods

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There are few different types of leather:

  • Full-grain: the strongest and most durable leather used in many heavy-duty products

  • Top-grain: more pliable and thinner than full-grain leather

  • Suede: what's left behind after the top grain leather has been split away from the hide - that's why it has the fuzzy feeling

  • Bicast: split leather backing covered with an embossed layer of polyurethane or vinyl-like those glossy shoes you see

  • Bonded: a mix of faux and real leather