Wild boar leather is a tough, durable material with character, ideal for those looking for a high-quality product with a natural, rustic look. Its appearance and characteristics make it suitable for those who want to stand out with an item with a wild and unique charm.

Bull leather is a high-quality, robust, strong and durable leather that is appreciated for its elegant finish, softness and strength. It is ideal for leather goods and luxury clothing, as well as for furniture. Its strength and unique appearance make it particularly suitable for products intended to last and maintain their beauty and functionality.

Crocodile leather has a surface with very obvious scales and plates, which vary in size and shape depending on the area of the crocodile’s body (belly, back, flanks). A much sought-after feature is the presence of ‘granite’: small, irregular spots that give the skin a unique and distinctive appearance. It is an extremely wear-resistant leather, but it is also relatively soft and flexible and can be worked with great precision.

Hippo leather is a fine exotic material with a combination of strength, softness, flexibility and a luxurious appearance that makes it perfect for high-end leather goods and clothing. Its rarity and high price make it an exclusive choice for those seeking unique and durable products.

Tela Olona is a robust and durable type of fabric that has its roots in the textile tradition of the Olona Valley, a region in Lombardy famous for its history in the production of high-quality textiles. Although the term ‘Tela Olona’ may seem vague, it generally indicates a type of cotton or natural fibre fabric that was traditionally made for use in workwear, bags and other practical products. Today, the term can also refer to more modern fabrics that are produced using industrial methods, but which retain the traditional characteristics of strength and versatility.

Elephant hide is an exotic, rare and valuable material, known for its durability, softness and distinctive appearance. However, the use of this leather is subject to strict laws, and its production and trade are regulated by international standards to protect elephants. Due to its uniqueness and cost, it is mainly used for luxury goods and collectibles, but requires careful maintenance to preserve its beauty and durability.

Vegetable-tanned Cowhide is a type of leather that undergoes a traditional tanning process using natural tannins derived from plants, such as oak, chestnut, mimosa and other woody essences. This tanning process has the advantage of making the leather strong, durable and with a natural and elegant appearance, as well as giving it the ability to evolve with time.