Natural cowhide leather for crafts – soft, textured and flexible 0.9–1.1 mm

High-quality natural cowhide leather for crafts – soft, flexible, and pleasant to work with. The leather has a smooth, matte surface with a fine grain texture, making it ideal for both small leather goods and a variety of sewing and creative projects.

These pieces of natural leather are production offcuts, so their shape is irregular. This is a great opportunity to buy high-quality Sørensen Leather in small sizes without purchasing a whole hide.

The leather is soft and flexible, so it can be used for wallets, card holders, bag parts, pockets, shoe parts, notebook and notepad covers, accessories, jewelry, small upholstery details, and other crafts.

Features:

• material – natural cowhide leather;
• leather type – full-grain semi-aniline leather;
• thickness – approx. 0,9–1,1 mm;
• surface – smooth, matte, and finely grained;
• soft, flexible, and elastic;
• chrome tanned;
• manufacturer – Sørensen Leather, Denmark;
  
• certification – OEKO-TEX® LEATHER STANDARD and Blue Angel;
• available in various colors.

The manufacturer describes the Sørensen SPECTRUM and SAVANNE® collections as soft full-grain semi-aniline leather with a light surface protective finish. It helps protect the leather from dirt, stains, and the effects of light.

Size

The leather pieces are irregularly shaped, so the stated A4 or A3 size is approximate and refers to the overall size of the piece, not an exact rectangular shape.

Each piece of natural leather is unique. Individual pieces may differ slightly in tone, grain, shape, and surface pattern — these are characteristics of a natural material.

Suitable for

Wallets, card holders, bags and bag parts, keychains, jewelry, accessories, book and notebook covers, shoe parts, decorative details, small upholstery work, and various DIY and craft projects.

The leather can be sewn both by hand and with a suitable sewing machine and a needle designed for leather. When sewing multiple layers of leather, it is recommended to take into account the power of the specific sewing machine.