The Difference Between Cow Leather, Pig Leather, Horse Leather And Sheep Leather

Different types of leather have different characteristics and uses.

For example, cattle leather is thin, high strength, the most suitable for making leather shoes and leather goods; sheepskin leather is light, thin and soft, and is the ideal fabric for leather garments; pig leather has good vapor permeability and vapor permeability.

Pigskin leather: the pores on the surface of the leather are round and thick, and are inclined into the leather.

The pores are arranged in three groups, with many small triangular patterns on the leather surface.

Cattle leather: yellow cattle leather and buffalo leather are called cow leather, but there are some differences between the two.

The pores on the surface of the yellow cattle leather are round, straight into the leather, and the pores are dense and uniform, arranged irregularly, as if they are full of stars.

The surface of buffalo leather is larger than that of yellow cattle leather, and its pores are less than that of yellow cattle leather.

Leather: the surface of the leather is also oval, slightly larger than that of yellow cattle leather, and arranged in a more regular pattern.

Sheep leather: the pores of the grain surface are oblate and the pores are clear.