Suedes & Nubuck

Suede and nubuck leathers with a soft, velvety surface. Suede is brushed to a nap for a fuzzy, matte feel; nubuck is the grain side lightly sanded for a finer, smoother touch.
• Cow suede and split suede: sturdy suede for bags, footwear, fringe and western wear, about 2/3 to 3/4 oz
• Pig suede: light, economical garment and lining suede, about 1/2 oz, as single hides or bundles
• Goat suede: soft and fine-napped, for garments and small goods
• Nubuck: lambskin, cow and cactus nubuck with a smooth, matte surface

Most are chrome tanned. Each listing shows its own thickness, hide size and colors. Suede and nubuck mark more easily than finished leather, so handle with clean hands and test any treatment on a scrap first.

As a natural product, leather may show small marks, scars or range marks; these are part of genuine leather and are usually easy to cut around.

Looking for another surface? See Smooth Leathers, Distressed Leather and Lining Leather.

Suede and nubuck leathers with a soft, velvety surface. Suede is brushed to a nap for a fuzzy, matte feel; nubuck is the grain side lightly sanded for a finer, smoother touch.
• Cow suede and split suede: sturdy suede for bags, footwear, fringe and western wear, about 2/3 to 3/4 oz
• Pig suede: light, economical garment and lining suede, about 1/2 oz, as single hides or bundles
• Goat suede: soft and fine-napped, for garments and small goods
• Nubuck: lambskin, cow and cactus nubuck with a smooth, matte surface

Most are chrome tanned. Each listing shows its own thickness, hide size and colors. Suede and nubuck mark more easily than finished leather, so handle with clean hands and test any treatment on a scrap first.

As a natural product, leather may show small marks, scars or range marks; these are part of genuine leather and are usually easy to cut around.

Looking for another surface? See Smooth Leathers, Distressed Leather and Lining Leather.

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