| Acrylic | Quick-drying and easy to clean material with a wool-like feel and elasticity. It is resistant to moths, oils and chemicals. | xx |
| Aniline | Aniline dyes are transparent dyes used on the highest-quality leathers. These dyes penetrate the entire thickness of the leather, enhancing the natural character of the hide and allowing the actual surface grain and markings to show. | xx |
| Antiqued | Finishing process that gives leather rich highlights and the appearance of age. The resulting handcrafted patina is produced by a careful application of dyes and sanding. | xx |
| Applique | A French term for a design or motif that is cut out and applied to another surface as decoration. | xx |
| Distressed Finish | An artificially produced finish that simulates the character marks of aging and use, such as small scratches or holes. Also known as an antique finish – view our video on Facebook or YouTube for a descriptions and examples of types of distressing qualities. | |
| Patina | A natural color and/or finish produced in wood and leather through age, wear and repeated polishing. The effect can also be created artificially. | |
- Acrylic
Quick-drying and easy to clean material with a wool-like feel and elasticity. It is resistant to moths, oils and chemicals.
- Aniline
Aniline dyes are transparent dyes used on the highest-quality leathers. These dyes penetrate the entire thickness of the leather, enhancing the natural character of the hide and allowing the actual surface grain and markings to show.
- Antiqued
Finishing process that gives leather rich highlights and the appearance of age. The resulting handcrafted patina is produced by a careful application of dyes and sanding.
- Applique
A French term for a design or motif that is cut out and applied to another surface as decoration.
- Distressed Finish
An artificially produced finish that simulates the character marks of aging and use, such as small scratches or holes. Also known as an antique finish – view our video on Facebook or YouTube for a descriptions and examples of types of distressing qualities.
- Patina
A natural color and/or finish produced in wood and leather through age, wear and repeated polishing. The effect can also be created artificially.