Naturally tanned uncolored

WALLED LEATHER – Softer and more pliable thanks to a special walled process that enhances flexibility. This treatment gives leather a natural suppleness, making it ideal for crafting comfortable footwear, soft leather goods, and fashion accessories. Walling ensures that the leather remains easy to work with and adaptable while maintaining its durability.

We further classify walled leathers into WHOLE HALF (LESS ROLLED), which retains some firmness but is still soft and pliable enough for comfortable products. The gentler walling process helps it maintain shape, making it a great choice for projects that combine comfort and stability. It’s perfect for sturdy footwear, leather goods, and accessories that require durability and flexibility. WHOLE HALF (MORE ROLLED) leather is soft, pliable, and behaves more like fabric. With a more intensive walling process, it gains a fine texture and excellent flexibility, ideal for crafting comfortable footwear, soft leather goods, and fashion accessories. This leather offers a high degree of comfort and adaptability, making it an excellent choice for projects requiring lightness and freedom of movement.

UNWALLED LEATHER – Stiff, firm, and with a natural structure. The absence of the walling process preserves its original durability, making it ideal for crafting strong and durable items like bags, belts, and rugged footwear. This leather provides a solid shape and stability, making it suitable for projects demanding longevity and a robust appearance.

We offer full hides and custom-cut pieces tailored to your projects.

In additional tabs, you’ll find vegetable-tanned UNCOLORED EDGES, SPLITS, LEATHER CORDS, AND LEATHER STRIPS.

We’ll cut the leather to the dimensions you need. If you're unsure which type of leather suits your project or how much you’ll need, feel free to CONTACT us.

If it's easier for you or if estimating dm² is challenging, include dimensions in cm or describe your intended use in your order notes. We’ll do our best to meet your ideal specifications, adjusting the dm² count upon measurement.