Click on the categories below to explore the differences
Outer layer of animal hide (typically calfskin)
Made from top-grain layer - the strongest part
High durability - more resistant to wear
Better resilience due to stronger outer fibers
Fine fibers create smooth velvety texture
Refined, structured appearance
Low maintenance - simple brush cleaning
Use eraser for stains, minimal conditioning needed
Higher price point due to premium quality
Investment piece with long-term value
Inner layer of animal hide (split layer)
Uses the softer interior part of the skin
Lower durability - more susceptible to damage
Weaker fibers make it less resilient
Coarser fibers with plush, inviting feel
Casual, relaxed appearance
More maintenance required for appearance
More porous, prone to staining from liquids
Lower cost than nubuck leather
More accessible price point
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