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==Lamb leather== | ==Lamb leather== | ||
| − | Lamb | + | Lamb is the young of the sheep, up to a year old. The delicate meat of lamb is preferred to the flesh of adult animals. |
| − | [[Sheep leather]] is also processed. But it is presumably often | + | Lamb leather is used for clothing. Its softness and lightness makes a [[smooth leather]] for [[Leather jacket|leisure jackets]], skirts, dresses or [[Leather pants - Leather trousers|leather pants]]. Lambskin is also used for [[leather gloves|gloves]], [[Leather belt|belts]], [[Leather wallets|purses]], [[Leather handbags|bags]], [[Leather hat|hats]] or [[leather shoes|shoes]]. Particularly expensive [[leather clothing]] is often made of lambskin. |
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| + | [[Sheep leather]] is also processed. But it is presumably often referred to as lamb leather, even if it comes from the older sheep. [[Sheep leather]] can be so sturdy that it is even used for [[leather furniture|furniture]]. | ||
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| − | ''[[Nubuck|Lamb nubuck]] with [[Embossed leather|embossing]]. - Lamb leather with [[Ostrich leather| | + | [[bild:Lamm-Praegung-Strauss-01.jpg|500px]] |
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| + | ''[[Nubuck|Lamb nubuck]] with [[Embossed leather|embossing]]. - Lamb leather with [[Ostrich leather|ostrich embossing]].''<br></p> | ||
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| − | ''Definitely "sheep leather".''<br></p> | + | ''Definitely "[[sheep leather]]".''<br></p> |
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==Plongé== | ==Plongé== | ||
| − | Plongeé means lamb | + | Plongeé means lamb napa from animals from Europe, America, Asia or Africa with a particularly large volume. Plonge leather is almost exclusively used for [[leather gloves|men's gloves]]. The [[leather production|tanning process]] comes from France, where such leather is still produced for the upper price segment. |
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== Chevrette== | == Chevrette== | ||
| − | + | Chevrette is a French term for a [[sheep leather]] which is produced to look like [[goatskin|Chevreau]]. It is lumpy and not so valuable. It is used in [[leather shoes|footwear]]. | |
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Latest revision as of 15:37, 8 November 2022
Greek lamb chop. - Indian lamb dish.
Lamb leather
Lamb is the young of the sheep, up to a year old. The delicate meat of lamb is preferred to the flesh of adult animals.
Lamb leather is used for clothing. Its softness and lightness makes a smooth leather for leisure jackets, skirts, dresses or leather pants. Lambskin is also used for gloves, belts, purses, bags, hats or shoes. Particularly expensive leather clothing is often made of lambskin.
Sheep leather is also processed. But it is presumably often referred to as lamb leather, even if it comes from the older sheep. Sheep leather can be so sturdy that it is even used for furniture.
Lamb leather clothing. Left 1.499 € and right 159 €.
Leather gloves made of porous lamb napa.
Embossed lamb leather.
Lamb nubuck with embossing. - Lamb leather with ostrich embossing.
Definitely "sheep leather".
Plongé
Plongeé means lamb napa from animals from Europe, America, Asia or Africa with a particularly large volume. Plonge leather is almost exclusively used for men's gloves. The tanning process comes from France, where such leather is still produced for the upper price segment.
Chevrette
Chevrette is a French term for a sheep leather which is produced to look like Chevreau. It is lumpy and not so valuable. It is used in footwear.
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