This beautiful leather is from the Badalassi Carlo Tannery in Tuscany. It is pure vegetable tanned leather dyed through shoulders.
The world famous Buttero Leather comes from the Conceria Walpier Tannery in Tuscany, Italy. It’s a high quality pure vegetable tanned leather known for its consistency and finish.
C F Stead & Co. Ltd, makers of fine English leathers are based in Leeds and produce mainly Suede leathers in a variety of finishes.
Horween leather is produced by a very traditional tannery in the United States who pride themselves on their high quality premium leather which is extremely unique.
Our leather range is vast with over 20,000 sqft including Cowhide, Goatskin, Nappa, Sheepskin, Horween (branded), Suede, Nubuck, Pig Skin, Exotics and Horse.
Leather4Craft is a family run business. We specialise in supplying the Craft market (worldwide) with high end leather, but in cut pieces, instead of whole hides. Our leather range is vast with over 20,000 sqft including Cowhide, Goatskin, Nappa, Sheepskin, Horween (branded), Suede, Nubuck, Pig Skin, Exotics and Horse.
Our leather range includes every thickness, colour and pattern you can imagine! We also supply the Wholesale Market and can sell whole hides at competitive prices worldwide.
Whether you are looking for the right Leather to start your first craft project or large amounts of whole hides and panels, we have got it covered.
Leather4Craft are absolutely amazing! They have really good collections and their service is outstanding.
Book an instore visit or video call with us now. The team here are really looking forward to meeting you and will be more than happy to offer you any advice and tips for your leather projects!
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Here at Leather4Craft we love to see what you have all been making, and we want to stay connected with our makers and craftspeople, so we have launched our own Makers Club!
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Leather4Craft Ltd, Unit 1, Heatherside Business Park, Norton Road, Newhaven, BN9 0BP, East Sussex, UK
