Leather tanning is a meticulous process that transforms raw animal hides into supple and durable leather.

Brain-tanned leather is one of the oldest and most traditional methods of tanning hides, practiced by Indigenous cultures around the world for thousands of years.

Vegetable-tanned leather is a type of leather that is tanned using natural tannins extracted from plant materials such as tree bark, leaves, and fruits.

Chrome-tanned leather is leather that has been tanned using chromium salts, primarily chromium(III) sulfate, rather than natural plant-based tannins.

Bridle leather is a premium, high-quality leather that has been vegetable-tanned and then heavily waxed and conditioned on both the grain (top) and flesh (underside) sides.