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Why Are Rare Leather So Expensive?

2011/6/3 14:04:00 41

In the past, aristocrats loved to use.

Crocodile skin

It takes about 130 centimeters in the closet box, and more than a dozen different parts in the closet need a complete crocodile leather to make, and this wish can't be met in this time, no matter how much it is spent.

Because there are not so many crocodile skins in the world!

Why do you say rare leather is so expensive?

Resources are low, output is low, demand is large, and technological requirements are high.

Leatherwear

Handbags are absolutely valuable for investment.

precious

The leather will become less and less, and the more complete it is, the less rare it will be.

Fendi classic Peekaboo handbag, alligator skin.

The rare leather Exotic Leather is directly plated into exotic leather.

They all have the natural patterns, lustre, and handle that can not be replaced. They look unique and exotic. That's why they are called Exotic Leather.

It is called "rare leather" because of its small quantity, unavailability and complicated leather making technology.

The most popular luxury brands of luxury fashion are crocodile skin, python skin, water snake skin, lizard skin and ostrich skin. Once popular, they are now becoming non mainstream rare leather, pearl fish skin, shark skin, frog skin, kangaroo skin and elephant skin.

Crocodile skin is the most expensive, according to the location, type, origin of different grades of the most diverse, ostrich skin and python skin, lizard skin are very suitable for making the most noble handbags materials.

The skins of the lizard are covered with delicate scales, which look as if they are studded with diamonds.

The stability is very good, put it for many years, it is not easy to bad, but it is afraid of water.

Ostrich skin is a very rare and rare leather in recent years. It is very light and durable. Its toughness and durability are 5 times higher than that of cowhide.

It naturally contains natural oils, and is not afraid of cracking and drying. Instead of being used for a long time, the cortex will become soft, and the surface of ostrich skin is naturally very attractive. No wonder it sells so well.

Python skin is very thin, light texture, the surface is covered with different scales, feels unique, especially after dyeing, the patterns are romantic and varied.

Kangaroo skin has good water absorbency, very thin and thin as paper. It looks like a piece of paper rubbed into a ball and then spread out. So it can be folded and broken like paper, and it will not be damaged.

Have you seen the elephant skin?

I once had an elephant skin antique bag, which was very durable and not as hard as I imagined.

Once popular in the 1940-60 era, the nobility used the elephant skin to make toilet boxes and suitcases.