Description
Tenderlox semi veg tan goatskin is a fine, full-grain goat hide tanned on a semi-vegetable process and drum dyed all the way through, so a cut edge shows color rather than a pale core. Goatskin has a naturally tight, pebbled grain and an unusually high tear strength for its weight, which is why it holds up in small goods that get handled every day. Each whole hide runs 6-8 square feet at 2 oz. (0.6-0.7 mm) and is stocked in British Tan and Glazed Ginger.
Why Choose Semi Veg Tan Goatskin
- Full-grain surface with the tight natural pebble that only goat gives
- Semi-vegetable tannage – takes edge paint, burnishing and finishing better than a straight chrome hide
- Drum dyed through, so trimmed edges and skived areas stay the same color
- Light 2 oz. substance that skives thin and turns a clean edge
- Strong for its weight: goat resists tearing where a lambskin of the same thickness would give
- Consistent, dependable quality for production runs
Best Uses for Semi Veg Tan Goatskin
- Wallets, card cases, watch straps and small leather goods
- Bag linings, gussets and interior panels
- Bookbinding, journal and box covers
- Gloves, hats and light garment work
- Shoe linings and footwear trim
Technical Specs
- Material: Goatskin
- Specification: Whole Hide
- Average Size: 6-7 or 7-8 sq. ft. per hide
- Thickness: 2 oz. (0.6-0.7 mm)
- Grain: Full-grain
- Dyeing: Drum dyed through
- Tannage: Semi-Veg Tannage
- Colors: British Tan, Glazed Ginger
- Origin: Turkey
Colors
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- British Tan
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- Glazed Ginger
Ordering
Semi veg tan goatskin is sold by the whole hide. Goat is a natural material, so square footage, grain pattern and depth of color vary from hide to hide – order all of one color together when a project has to match. For other weights and finishes browse our full Goatskin range, the rest of our Vegetable Tanned Leather, Lining Leather or Garment Leather. For swatches, current stock or volume pricing, email Info@Avetcoinc.com or call 818-890-6680.
Disclaimer: These leathers are free of PCP, Azo Pigments, Chrome VI, Formaldehyde, and APEO.
