Leather Strap with Cowhide Hair 20 mm, Leopard
Product code:
LPH/20x4
In Stock 306 m
Leather strap made from chrome-tanned cowhide with a genuine hair-on cow pattern in leopard is a distinctive material suitable for the production of collars, leads, and other pet or leather goods. The material consists of a top layer with hair and a bottom layer of split leather. Thanks to its bold pattern and natural character, it gives finished products a unique and eye-catching look.
With this type of hair-on leather, the length is made up of joined sections of material, and these joins are a natural part of the product. The leather is not cut in a continuous spiral, but from individual straight sections that are subsequently joined together. The individual segments do not have a uniform length, and the pattern may not align perfectly at the joins.
The strap is available in a width of 20 mm and is supplied in packs of 10 meters. The surface is already finished, so no additional dyeing is required.
How to care for the strap? To maintain its appearance and properties, we recommend protecting the material from moisture, storing it in a dry place, and keeping it away from direct sunlight. For regular cleaning, use a soft brush or a dry, soft cloth.
The strap has been thoroughly tested in a certified laboratory, so we know the exact breaking load value. You can find the detailed test report in the Documents to download section.
With this type of hair-on leather, the length is made up of joined sections of material, and these joins are a natural part of the product. The leather is not cut in a continuous spiral, but from individual straight sections that are subsequently joined together. The individual segments do not have a uniform length, and the pattern may not align perfectly at the joins.
The strap is available in a width of 20 mm and is supplied in packs of 10 meters. The surface is already finished, so no additional dyeing is required.
How to care for the strap? To maintain its appearance and properties, we recommend protecting the material from moisture, storing it in a dry place, and keeping it away from direct sunlight. For regular cleaning, use a soft brush or a dry, soft cloth.
The strap has been thoroughly tested in a certified laboratory, so we know the exact breaking load value. You can find the detailed test report in the Documents to download section.
Documents to download
Workshop opinion
Pavla NovákováI put it on the workbench first. You get facts instead of guesses.
Before cutting, I unroll the whole roll and find the joins, because the lengths of the individual sections are irregular and cutting blind makes no sense. Only then do I plan which part will become a collar, a leash or another piece. At a join the top layer is interrupted, and with a sharp bend, around a buckle for example, it can start to peel. When it starts to peel, I press the layers together with glue and stitch the spot.
It was no trouble to work with, and I made a multi-way leash and a collar from it. I heat-seal the cut ends and stitch them where possible. I tried pulling apart unstitched ends by hand and the layers held; I could not separate them. Even so, on cut ends I trust stitching more than glue alone. On both the multi-way leash and the collar the pattern worked on its own, and with gold-tone hardware the finished piece looked striking, but not overdone.
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