Description
Lavender lambskin leather in a soft nappa finish – a clean pastel purple, drum dyed through so a cut edge shows the same color as the face. This is our economy grade: the leather is good, but expect more natural markings, healed scratches and shade variation from hide to hide than in our regular lines, and the price reflects that. Hides run 3-8 square feet at 2 oz. (0.7-0.9 mm).
Why Choose Lavender Lambskin Leather
- Soft nappa hand with the fine grain and drape lambskin is bought for
- Drum dyed through, so trimmed edges and skived areas stay the same shade
- Light 2 oz. substance that skives thin and sews on a domestic machine
- A true pastel – hard to find in leather, and useful where a color has to read soft rather than bright
- Small 3-4 sq. ft. hides available, so a small project need not buy more than it uses
Best Uses for Lavender Lambskin Leather
- Bag linings, gussets and interior panels
- Garment trim, collars, cuffs and inserts
- Craft work, bookbinding and small goods
- Baby and children’s items, keepsakes and gifts
- Samples, prototypes and pattern testing
Technical Specs
- Material: Lambskin
- Specification: Whole Hide
- Average Size: 3-4, 5-6 or 7-8 sq. ft. per hide
- Thickness: 2 oz. (0.7-0.9 mm)
- Finish: Nappa, drum dyed
- Grade: Economy
- Tannage: Chrome Tannage
- Color: Lavender
- Origin: Pakistan
The Leather
Ordering
Lavender lambskin leather is sold by the hide, with the price set by the size band you choose. Because this is an economy grade, plan the cut around the markings rather than expecting a clear field, and order everything for one project together – shade varies more between these hides than in our regular stock. A pale color also shows handling, so work with clean hands. For the other colors in the same economy line see the Bone and Yellow hides, or browse our full Lambskin range and Garment Leather. Quantities are limited. For current stock, email Info@Avetcoinc.com or call 818-890-6680.
Disclaimer: These leathers are free of PCP, Azo Pigments, Chrome VI, Formaldehyde, and APEO.
