A full grain leather is composed of the upper part of a tanned hide: the grain. Its quality depends on the origin of the skin and its history. Our skins are mostly from France (Breton and Normandy). This is where the herds are the most beautiful and well maintained. Moreover, the leather of bull has the specificity to have a dense flesh what offers to the grain and the crust a very strong solidity.

The grain is located on the surface of the dermis of the animal’s skin. It is the part of the leather that will be able to patina with time and become softer.

As specialists in leather finishing, we can apply colored, pigmented or transparent mixtures to the grain.

We also work on the crust on the reverse side or alone in its slitting.

These are all steps that will define the identity of a leather and give it its properties.

Matt, shiny, oiled or waxed finish… The possibilities are endless to give uniqueness to your creative projects.

World Leather & Leatherbiz are two British media outlets with an international reach and a focus on leather professionals.

We are delighted to have been asked by Stephen Tierney to broadcast the photo of the Longchamp chair made by Echevarria, a Vosges-based company we have been working with for a few years.

It is indeed our leather that was used to realize it. Our two companies are happy to be together again on the occasion of this publication.

To consult the magazine, it’s here and it’s free

A proof that digital communication bears fruit and allows us to share our know-how all over the world.

We will be in Paris Villepinte for the Première Vision show from February 7 to 9, 2023

Come and visit us by taking your free pass here

We have developed for the Paris show a collection of vegetable tanned leathers with colors, grain and finish, that illustrate the trends of summer 2024.

The two entities Tannerie Sovos and Cuirs Ciulli will be united to present you a magnificent selection of our leathers.

Meet Alexandre Morretta and Marie Desbrosses at stand 6p48 near the leather forum!