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PRODUCT GUIDE

Materials Used

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Saffiano Leather

 

Saffiano has a cross-hatch finish, which is a special diagonal pattern. The leather is pretty much scratch resistant. It is water resistant, durable and easy to clean. 

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Pebbled Leather

 

Looks and feels like natural leather. Grained leather has the advantage of being less sensitive to scratches. It is also very durable so you can trust that your bag will last for years to come.

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Vegan Leather

 

Vegan leather also looks and feels like natural leather. This type of leather is firm and thicker, which makes the bag more structured even without paddings.

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Smooth Leather

 

Smooth leather is particularly well known for its resistance and longevity. The leather is also water resistant so it's fairly low maintenance.

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Nylon

 

Nylon is both water resistant and lightweight. It does not require any particular maintenance as it is beading.

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Suede 

 

Suede is a delicate leather because its surface has been sanded to obtain a velvet-like touch. Dark or vibrant suede colors may stain clear clothing if placed in close contact. On the other hand, dark clothes (such as raw jeans) may rub off on Suede. 

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Crocodile Vegan Leather

 

Crocodile leather is composed of square, rectangular, and oblong scales. These are arranged in more or less regular patterns. Overall, this leather is high in quality because crocodile has a fine thick skin type that makes this leather more attractive.

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Patent Crocodile Leather 

 

This is the same as the Matte Crocodile leather. The difference is that the Patent Crocodile is varnished or coated with linseed oil to create a glossy, glasslike exterior surface. The finished product is nearly waterproof.

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