Leather Sheets
Experience the Elegance of Leather – At RA Leather Industries, we specialize in crafting high-quality leather with unmatched precision and craftsmanship. Our wide range of finishes and textures is perfectly suited for gloves, and fashion apparel.
Leather Gloves
Soft, flexible, and lightweight, glove leather is crafted for a superior fit and dexterity. it ensures comfort while maintaining the necessary durability for precise hard movements.
Sheep & Goat Finished Leather
Soft and breathable, sheep and goat leather are ideal for gloves, garments, shoe linings, wallets, and fashion accessories.
Leather Jackets
Durable, stylish, and naturally insulating, leather jacket material is crafted to provide warmth, comfort, and long-lasting wear. It combines flexibility with strength, making it ideal for everyday use and outdoor protection.
Types of Leather
Full-Grain Leather
The highest quality leather, retaining the natural grain for a premium look and feel.
Split Leather
Derived from the flesh side of the hide, often used for suede or coated finishes.
Vegetable-Tanned Leather
An eco-friendly leather tanned with natural plant extracts, offering a firm texture.
Top-Grain Leather
Lightly sanded to remove surface imperfections while maintaining durability and flexibility.
The two Stages of leather
crust leather
Crust leather is semi-processed leather that has been tanned and dried but has not yet undergone finishing. It serves as the foundation for further processing. The crust preparation includes several key steps
Tanning:
Leather is stabilized in rotating drums using vegetable, aldehyde, and other tanning methods to prevent decay.
Samming:
Moisture is removed after tanning using rollers and machine pressure.
Shaving:
Machines adjust the thickness of leather for uniformity.
Re-tanning/ Dyeing:
Additional tanning agents are used in drums to enhance texture, flexibility, and color.
Setting:
The leather is stretched and smoothed mechanically to remove wrinkles and moisture.
Drying/ Vacuum drying:
Prepares the leather for finishing treatments.
finished leather
Finished leather undergoes additional processing to enhance its durability, aesthetics, and functionality. Various treatments refine its texture, appearance, and protective properties. Some key processes include
Buffing:
Smoothens or textures the leather surface.
Spray Plant Treatment:
Applies dyes, pigments, and protective coatings.
Molissa:
Softens and conditions the leather for a supple feel.
Milling:
Uses tumbling to enhance softness and create a natural grain.
Embossing:
Adds patterns or textures for aesthetic appeal.
Rotto Finishing:
A rotary printing process used to apply uniform dyes and coatings for enhanced appearance.
leather finishes
