Skins of continuity

Also known as "vaqueta", it comes from bovine, usually calf or veal, and is a leather that stands out for being tanned with a vegetable process without using chemical products.

Greased calfskin from national calves, also tanned on the Iberian Peninsula. High-quality leather, 100% vegetable-tanned in a completely artisanal process. The leather is treated with greases that provide softness and impermeability.

Looking for an extra quality split suede, a wide range of colors, and continuous supply without variations? Here you will find the perfect split suede for your product collections. Directly from the factory, always the same color and thickness, perfect for the continuity of your products.

Goat leather is a very flexible and resistant material, making it one of the most demanded leathers on the market. Its thinness and resistance allow for the precision and quality required in any design. In addition, its greased finish gives it softness and flexibility to the touch.

Badana is a type of leather primarily obtained from the skin of lambs or young sheep that have not yet developed thick, resistant skin. It can also be obtained from other animals such as goats, deer, or calves, but it is generally more commonly associated with lamb or sheepskin.

First quality horse leather, 100% vegetable and artisan tanned. Ideal for all types of artisanal work, wallets, coin purses, billfolds, bags, footwear....

Parchment is animal skin that has been dehydrated, dehaired, and dried under tension. It can be used for a multitude of products such as papyri, painting canvases, drumheads, zambombas, ....

Bovine leather specially suitable for upholstering all types of furniture, sofas, armchairs, seats, chairs, automobiles, etc... although it can also be used in general leather goods.
Upholstery bovine leather is known for its resistance and durability, making it an excellent option for all types of upholstery.