Leather Hide

Leather hide for crafting durable bags, jackets and upholstery.

Introduction

Raw leather hide is the foundation for many handcrafted goods. Choose the right thickness and grain to match your project needs.

  • Full-grain hides offer strength and develop a natural patina over time.
  • Top-grain hides provide a smoother surface ideal for detailed carving and stamping.
  • Split hides deliver flexibility for linings, straps and smaller accessories.

Find the perfect leather hide for your next creation.

FAQs

Roll hides grain-side out, wrap in breathable cotton, and keep away from direct sunlight or moisture to prevent drying or mold.

Use a sharp or rotary cutter on a self-healing mat. A metal ruler helps keep straight edges clean and precise.

Yes. Clean the surface, apply leather dye in thin coats, and finish with a sealer to lock in color and add water resistance.

2–3 oz (0.8–1.2 mm) offers enough structure for card slots while remaining flexible enough to fold without cracking.

Heavier 4–6 oz hides provide the durability needed for chairs and headboards while accepting decorative finishes well.