Los vacunos según su acabado

Vacuno encerado Madison - Piel para artesanos
Vacuno encerado Madison
Vacuno engrasado de alta calidad para calzado, carteras y bolsos - Piel para artesanos
Oiled cowhide leather
Vacuno nobuck para calzado, bolsos, asentadores de cuchillos y cetrería
nubuck cowhide leather
Vacuno Serraje: La elección perfecta para bolsos y calzado de calidad - Piel para artesanos
suede beef
Piel de vacuno flor para hacer bolsos en cuero, marroquinería, carteras y calzado - Piel para artesanos
cowhide leather
Vaquetilla
Veg tan leather

Collection: leather to make bags

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€170
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Serraje engrasado campero cuero anaranjado
Serraje engrasado campero cuero anaranjado
Price
From €45
Piel de pelo largo de vaca negro - Piel para artesanos
coconut gold beef
Price
€170
Piel con un grabado muy marcado de acabado mate, es de color verde caqui, aunque es muy sutil el tono, tenemos que fijarnos porque puede pasar por gris a simple vista. Es una piel grande muy aprovechable.
Rustic khaki engraved bovine
Price
€69

What type of leather is the best for making leather bags?

First of all, we must take into account if we are going to sew by hand or machine. In the case of sewing with a domestic machine, we always recommend thin goatskin or fine bovine leather, maximum 1.2mm thick.

If we are going to sew by hand, the easiest leather to work with is always bovine , it cuts more easily, it is less elastic since its meat is tighter and it is much more versatile. It is to take into account that, being larger pieces, it is much better to pattern on it and remove the handles for the bag.

Split leather is a good option if what we are looking for is a matte finish with a velvety touch. They are usually widely used to make saddlebags and fringes.

If we want a more fashion finish we can opt for fantasy leathers or engraved, but always combined with smooth leathers, if our composition does not get too loaded.