I am quite confused about distinguishing full grain and top grain Can you create a video about it? And regarding cordovan Shell, is this type considered full grain?
Hello 😃, this video might help: th-cam.com/video/gaHz9CJTRsM/w-d-xo.html In general, Full Grain has kept some or all of the uppermost layers of the hide (usually the strongest and most dense). Shell Cordovan is by its nature a strong, dense leather - and as to it being "full grain", it would depend on how the individual tanner processes and finished it.
That would be quite luxurious 😃 There is a popular style of sofa called the Chesterfield sofa that dates back to the 1700s. Lots of shops large and small make them in all different leather types today, it's quite possible someone either does, or already has the experience and skills to make in full grain veg tan.
I am quite confused about distinguishing full grain and top grain Can you create a video about it? And regarding cordovan Shell, is this type considered full grain?
Hello 😃, this video might help: th-cam.com/video/gaHz9CJTRsM/w-d-xo.html
In general, Full Grain has kept some or all of the uppermost layers of the hide (usually the strongest and most dense).
Shell Cordovan is by its nature a strong, dense leather - and as to it being "full grain", it would depend on how the individual tanner processes and finished it.
I’ve always wanted a full grain veg tan upholstered chair or sofa. Do you know if anyone does that or is it just too tough?
That would be quite luxurious 😃 There is a popular style of sofa called the Chesterfield sofa that dates back to the 1700s.
Lots of shops large and small make them in all different leather types today, it's quite possible someone either does, or already has the experience and skills to make in full grain veg tan.