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| Azteca Brown Leather | Azteca Red Leather | Black Leather | Branch Leather |
Butte Leather |
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Dark Red Leather |
Fargo Chocolate Leather | Mesa Espresso |
Moss Leather | Peacock Leather |
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| Ruby Leather | Sagebrush Leather | Sierra Brown | Stallion Leather | Timber Leather |
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Some of our leathers have what is called "pull up". This term means that when the leather is stretched it will lighten in these stress areas. When the leather is released the color will migrate back. The effect is very forgiving and adds character to any application. Some light scratches can be hand rubbed out. Color variations should be expected from hide to hide and within dye lots. Natural characteristics such as healed scars, scratches, neck and belly wrinkles will be apparent throughout the leather. | |||
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Upgrade Leather |
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| B12 Gator Leather | Brown & White Hair-on-Hide |
Cosmo Leather | Dark Brindle Hair-on-hide | Rustic Gator Leather |
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Real leather reflects the trials of life such as healed scars, wrinkles, bites and brands that make each hide different and unique. Color variations and shading are to be expected. Multiple hides are essential to build one piece of furniture.
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Deerskin Leather |
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Deerskin Leathers are recommended for accent pieces, such as throw pillows and accessories. Deerskin is NOT recommended for use on furniture. |
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| Deerskin Tan Leather | Deerskin Chocolate Leather |
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Faux Leather |
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Alligator Faux Leather |
Black Croc Faux Leather | Brownstone Faux Leather | Cochise Faux Leather | Cognac Faux Leather |
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| Colt Coffee Faux Leather | EL Paso Faux Leather |
Palomino Tobacco Faux Leather | Ranger Brown Faux Leather | Stagecoach Faux Leather |
