Our Materials
Our Materials
Premium leathers sourced from the finest Italian tanneries
ALWAYS FULL GRAIN
Most of our products are made with full grain leather, a type of leather made by taking the hide in its purest form. Unlike other leather types, the surface of the hide is minimally treated to not remove or sand down imperfections. Surface marks or variations in leather grain can be seen as examples of the true character of the leather.
LEATHER TYPES
Carbon Fibre
Motorsport Inspired
This is our very own flagship leather that is made from real carbon fibre, inspired by motorsport. The matte coating creates waterproof protection and the carbon fibre is five times stronger than steel and loved for its excellent resistance to heat.
Dressed
Looks Newer For Longer
Taking the sides only from full grain calf skins, this leather is chrome tanned to perfection then dyed through with a more pigmented finish to obtain an array of colourful tones. Our semi-aniline dressed leathers are more resilient to marking and will sustain a good amount of wear.
Vegetable Tanned
Premium
This very fine full grain calfskin has a smooth, waxy surface giving a lightly glazed impression. The smooth, natural aspect is obtained thanks to the vegetable tanning process and the classic aniline finish.
Pebbled
Soft Touch
Italian Cow Leather, treated to mask blemishes and imperfections which creates a raised effect on the leather. This causes the "pebbled" look effect as well as its super soft texture.
Croc
Distinctive and Complex
The crocodile print leather is made with Italian cowhide, which is chrome tanned, then has an aniline glazed finish and finally is embossed with a crocodile skin pattern. This croc print is exquisitely done and once the leather is made into a product it becomes difficult to know it isn't real crocodile.
Our Commitment to Quality
Every piece of leather we use is carefully selected and sourced from premium Italian tanneries that share our commitment to excellence. We believe in using materials that not only look beautiful but also develop character over time, creating pieces that tell your story.