Which tannery does Hermes use?
Hermès leather bags features saddle-stitchings. Hermès owns a few tanneries across the globe to secure high-quality leather supply. One of them is d’Annonay tannery which it acquired in 2013.
What is Haas leather?
Today Haas is one of the leading calf tanneries in France. Its customers are among the leading players in the leather goods and shoe industry. Haas leathers are dedicated to leathergoods manufacturers (handbags, travel bags, small leathergoods) and shoe, garment and saddlery manufacturers.
What is novo nappa leather?
Novonappa® “Foulonne” Calfskin comes from Tannery Haas in France. Haas has been making leather since 1842 and is well known for their premium calfskin. This calfskin is their top grade and has a nice balance between supple and firm. Novonappa is double tanned to give its nice feel and beautiful color.
What is Zermatt material?
Zermatt is a jacquard by Missoni that features an abstract design. It displays horizontal streaks in dark, light and neutral colors. Exclusively made of cotton, this visible weave textile has a soft feel.
What is Epsom leather?
1 Answer. Epsom is a stamped or embossed calf leather (as opposed to being a grained leather like Togo or Clemence, or a smooth leather like Swift or Box). It is lightweight and stiff; thus Epsom is known for its ability to retain structure over time.
What is Zermatt leather?
Zermatt leather comes from Tanneries Haas in France. It is a smooth calfskin leather that is made specially for use as a lining leather, due to its superior properties in water resistance, scratch resistance and hypoallergenic.
Who makes Barenia leather?
Hermès’
Barenia is a well-established leather in Hermès’ equestrian offerings, where its durability made it a natural choice for saddles. Barenia is made from high-grade calf leather tanned in a labor-intensive process that takes up to six weeks. Barenia is a very delicate leather, which is prone to scratching.
What is shrunken calf leather?
Shrunken calf is soft yet durable full-grain leather. It is a combination of the texture of buffalo leather, together with the evenness of regular calf hides. The shrinking process pulls the surface closer together, subsequently resulting in a much more visible and deeper grain.