Specifications
- Hide Type: Lamb
- Size: Avg. 6-10 Sq. Ft.
- Light Thickness: 0.4-0.6 mm | 1 oz
- Regular Thickness: 0.7-0.8 mm | 2 oz
- Tannage: Combination Tanned
- Texture: Smooth, nappa
- Temper: Soft
- Finish: Light sheen
- Common Uses: Garments & Apparel, Skirts, Jackets, Light Bags and Accessories
About Chrome-Free Lamb Nappa Leather
Chrome-Free Lamb Nappa Leather is a combination-tanned lambskin leather that's free from chromium tanning agents, resulting in a cleaner, more natural hide. Chrome-Free Lamb Nappa hides are available in two weights, regular 1 ounce (0.4-0.6 mm), and light 2 ounce (0.7-0.8 mm), averaging 6-10 square feet.
With a subtle sheen and a slick, smooth nappa hand, Chrome-Free Lamb Nappa is an environmentally-friendly leather and a great choice for garments and apparel that will be unlined and make direct contact with the skin, such as skirts, pants, shorts, linings, costume undergarments and fetish wear.
Why Chrome-Free?
Chrome-free tanning is an eco-conscious choice that reduces environmental impact while maintaining the incredible softness, durability, and luxury feel you expect from top-tier lambskin leather.
Key benefits of chrome-free leather:
- Environmental Sustainability: Chrome-free tanning results in less pollution and improved biodegradability of waste products. The combination-tanning process often reduces water consumption compared to traditional methods.
- Reduced Health and Toxicity Risks: By avoiding chromium and using a combination of vegetable tanning and synthetic agents (e.g., glutaraldehyde-based), chrome-free leather contains no harmful heavy metals, making it safer for both consumers and workers.
- High Quality and Aesthetics: Chrome-free leather is soft, pliable, and comfortable, with a delicate aroma that's not as overpowering as chrome-tanned leather.
- High Performance and Durability: Despite not using chrome, these leathers can match or exceed the longevity, durability, and strength of conventional leather.
Please Note
Leather is a natural product. We strive to keep hide sizes consistent and keep new lots within color tolerance, but some hides may have slight variations in size or color, or have natural imperfections such as scars or small holes.
Hide sizes and dye lots may vary.