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Full-grain leather is made from the highest-quality part of the hide — the outer layer — with all its natural grain intact. It is not sanded or buffed, which means it retains the hide’s original markings, texture, and strength. This type of leather is highly sought after because it ages beautifully, developing a rich patina over time.

• Premium quality, natural texture, breathable, long-lasting.
• Luxury handbags, belts, premium shoes, fine furniture.

Cowhide leather comes from adult cow hides and is known for its thickness, strength, and versatility. Depending on processing, it can be full-grain, top-grain, or split leather. Cowhide can be smooth or textured, and it can be dyed and finished in countless ways.

• Strong, abrasion-resistant, adaptable to many styles.
  
• Leather jackets, saddlery, durable bags, upholstery.

Crazy horse leather is a type of full-grain cowhide treated with a special wax to give it a vintage, distressed look. The surface changes with use — scratches and rub marks blend in and add character. It is often chosen for rugged, heritage-style products.

• Distressed finish, water-resistant, develops unique patina.
  
• Vintage-style bags, duffle bags, boots, rustic wallets, messenger bags.

Togo leather is a premium calfskin known for its pebbled surface and refined matte finish. It resists scratches while remaining soft and supple, and it holds its shape exceptionally well.

• Pebbled texture, scratch-resistant, holds structure.
  
• Luxury handbags, especially iconic bags.

Pebbled leather is not a type of hide but a texture applied to leather, often cowhide or calfskin. The raised, pebble-like surface can occur naturally or be embossed during manufacturing. This texture helps hide scratches and gives the leather a distinctive, tactile feel.

• Textured surface, scratch-resistant, stylish and functional.
  
• Handbags, wallets, travel accessories.

"Genuine leather" simply means it is made from real animal hide, but in the leather industry it often refers to lower-grade leather such as split leather. It is real leather, but it’s more processed and typically less expensive than top-grain or full-grain leather.

• Affordable, real hide, versatile for mass-market goods.
  
• Budget-friendly bags, wallets, footwear.

Lambskin leather is sourced from young sheep and is prized for its softness and light weight. It has a buttery-smooth texture and a fine grain, making it luxurious but more delicate than cowhide.

• Ultra-soft, lightweight, elegant appearance.
  
• Designer bags, gloves, small high-fashion accessories.