Leather Textiles

The Finest Thread, Purest Grain

Leather is a natural textile crafted from animal hide, prized for its durability, flexibility, and timeless appeal. It features a distinctive grain pattern, soft hand feel, and develops a rich patina over time. Leather combines strength with comfort, making it ideal for fashion, upholstery, and accessories.

Leather textiles are materials made from animal hides that have been processed (tanned) to create a durable, flexible, and long-lasting surface. Unlike woven fabrics, leather is a non-woven natural textile with unique grain patterns and strength.

The leather manufacturing process is divided into three fundamental subprocesses: preparatory stages, tanning, and crusting. A further subprocess, finishing, can be added into the leather process sequence, but not all leathers receive finishing.

We offer the following leather:

  • Raw & Salted Hides
  • Tanned Hides - Wet Blue/Wet White
  • Finished Leather

Raw & Salted Hides

Raw & Salted Hides

Rawhide is animal skin—most commonly from cattle—that has been cleaned and dried but not tanned. Our offerings include wet salted calf skins, calf skins small size & bull skins. Following are the categories -

Wet salted calf skins small sizes

  • 5/10kg
  • 11/16kg
  • 17/23kg

Wet salted bull skins (All salted)

  • 30/40kg
  • 40+ kg

Several types of sheep, goat & cow hides are available with us. Following are the details:

  • Arabic sheep wet blue : Suitable for garment leather.
  • Najdi sheep wet blue : Suitable for dark colour garment leather.
  • Sawakini sheep wet blue: Suitable for suede leather.
  • Harry sheep wet blue : Suitable for softy upper leather.
  • Goat wet blue.
  • Hollande raw cow hides.
  • Local raw cow hides.
Tanned Hides - Wet Blue/Wet White

Tanned Hides - Wet Blue/Wet White

Tanned hides are animal skins that have gone through the tanning process, which chemically treats the hide to prevent decay and make it soft, durable, and flexible over time. They typically have a rich, earthy smell, a smooth to slightly textured surface, and come in a wide range of colors and finishes.

Several types of sheep, goat & cow hides are available. Following are the details:

  • Arabic sheep wet blue : Suitable for garment leather.
  • Najdi sheep wet blue : Suitable for dark colour garment leather.
  • Sawakini sheep wet blue: Suitable for suede leather.
  • Harry sheep wet blue : Suitable for softy upper leather.
  • Goat wet blue.

Web Blue Grades & Details

Item Wetblue Avg. Weight Wetblue Estimated Size Hides Per Container Load
6/14 7.0/9.0 kgs 19/21 sq. ft. 2500
14/18 11.0/12.0 kgs 29/31 sq. ft. 1700
18/23 15.5/16.5 kgs 34/36 sq. ft. 1300
23/27 19.0/20.0 kgs 39/41 sq. ft. 1000
27/31 23.0/24.0 kgs 44/46 sq. ft. 800
31+ 28.0/30.0 kgs 50/54 sq. ft. 700
Finished Leather

Finished Leather

Finished leather is tanned leather that has undergone a series of mechanical and chemical finishing processes to enhance its surface properties, appearance, and performance for end-use applications in textile and fashion products.

These finishing processes may include dyeing, coating, embossing, polishing, buffing, and the application of protective layers. The purpose is to improve characteristics such as color uniformity, softness, flexibility, water resistance, abrasion resistance, and overall aesthetic appeal.

In the textile industry, finished leather is used as a functional and decorative material in products like garments, footwear, upholstery, bags, and accessories, where both durability and visual quality are important.