Conceria La Bretagna Tuscania, Moca

$7.50

Description

Country of Origin: Italy

Weight: 3.0-3.5 oz

Tanning: Veg Tan

Temper – 1-10 Scale (1 = wet towel/ 10 = plywood): 2

Finish: Milled, Oily

Recommended Uses – Bags, Small Goods, Lining

Notes - Tuscania is a beautiful soft-tempered, milled (milling is a physical process of breaking the grain in different directions to soften the leather and to give the grain a pebbled texture), and high oil content leather.

If single or double shoulder shows out of stock, please message us here to dropship directly from one of our suppliers (splitting is unavailable via dropship).

 

 GRADING:

- Grade A - Great quality, very little to no flaws beside what is mentioned above.

- Grade B - Not-so-perfect - will have more noticeable range marks or scratches, broken grain, or slight color variation over a small portion of the panel.

Please note: There may be a slight variation in color between the product photo and what you receive due to differences across dye lots and the natural characteristics of leather.  

Reviews (3)

Customer Reviews

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Louiz
Slightly different than expected

This leather is definitely lighter than the picture. It’s pretty thin and soft, more so than expected, but still very workable. I’ve used it to make small coin purses and to line my clamps, clips and tools

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Jozef
Great for watch straps and wallets

This was the first leather I've ever bought from this site. I'm very happy with the quality. I made a few watch straps and a small wallet with a 4x18 strip.
The 3.0 oz size is easy to fold. Would recommend!

Only one comment, whoever shipped my package put in a few Jolly Ranchers. Lol I think I'm a customer for life now.

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Ying
Thin and Soft

The leather was thinner and softer than expected (I ordered 3-3.5 oz), but it would definitely be good for wallet or bag interiors. It has a nice pebblled texture that feels good in the hand. It appears maybe one or two shades lighter in real life than the pictures and the texture stands out more in real life.

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