Salmon Leather, Natural with Smooth Scales Light Shine or Open Scales Matte
Salmon Leather, Natural with Smooth Scales Light Shine or Open Scales Matte
Regular price
HK$150.00
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Sale price
HK$150.00
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Specification
Thickness: 0.6mm Average
Size:
Area: Average 0.7sqft / 0.065sqm
Length: 60-65cm
Width at Head: 10-14cm
Width at Tail: 2-5cm
Salmon Leather is thin flexible and very strong.
Can be used in all kinds of leather goods and crafts.
Finishes:
Uncoated - Open Scales Rough Texture
Coated - Smooth Scales Light Shine
Feel: Medium
Sustainability:
The fish skins are a by product of the food industry. In the past most of these skins ended up as late. For over 20 years this high quality raw ,material has been developed into a valuable fashionable leather.
Only renewable energy is used in the tanning and finishing of these fish skins.
All our Salmon and Cod fish leather derive from fisheries and farming industries that have got a third party sustainably accreditation.For the Cod, this accreditation is called MSC certification (www.msc.org)and for salmon it is both Global Gap (https://www.globalgap.org) and ASC certification (www.asc-aqua.org). These three standards are known around the world as the leading sustainability standards for fish.
Thickness: 0.6mm Average
Size:
Area: Average 0.7sqft / 0.065sqm
Length: 60-65cm
Width at Head: 10-14cm
Width at Tail: 2-5cm
Salmon Leather is thin flexible and very strong.
Can be used in all kinds of leather goods and crafts.
Finishes:
Uncoated - Open Scales Rough Texture
Coated - Smooth Scales Light Shine
Feel: Medium
Sustainability:
The fish skins are a by product of the food industry. In the past most of these skins ended up as late. For over 20 years this high quality raw ,material has been developed into a valuable fashionable leather.
Only renewable energy is used in the tanning and finishing of these fish skins.
All our Salmon and Cod fish leather derive from fisheries and farming industries that have got a third party sustainably accreditation.For the Cod, this accreditation is called MSC certification (www.msc.org)and for salmon it is both Global Gap (https://www.globalgap.org) and ASC certification (www.asc-aqua.org). These three standards are known around the world as the leading sustainability standards for fish.