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Since leather is a soft material, care must be taken during transportation and [[Storage of leather|storage]] that the leather does not get too much [[Dents - Over stretching - Sagging in leather|wrinkles or dents]]. Therefore, leather is stored and transported on stands, or folded. When folded, too high load pressure and too long storage times must be avoided.
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Leather dealer - Leather seller - Leather trader

Tanneries sell their products either directly to larger leather processing companies (furniture industry, bag manufacturers, car manufacturers, etc.) or to leather dealers.

Leather dealers sometimes hold very capital-binding storage capacities in order to serve their customers quickly and in variety. The leather traders are mostly specialized in certain types of leather. furniture leather, car leather, clothing leather, bag leather, exotic leather or parchment can be the focus.

With leather patterns in catalogues, the leather merchants present their leather range. Many leather traders also offer the possibility to buy leather in direct sales or visit their customers.


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With leather and colour sample cards, the leather merchants and leather dealers present their collections.

 

Since leather is a soft material, care must be taken during transportation and storage that the leather does not get too many wrinkles or dents. Therefore, leather is stored and transported on stands, or folded. When folded, excess load pressure and long storage times must be avoided.


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Excessive pressure on the leather leads to wrinkles and bumps.

 

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Leather storage stands in the warehouse of a leather merchant.

 

However, there are also leather traders who sell crust leather to finish the leather or rawhide traders.


Where to buy leather?

  • Private customers: As a private customer, you can buy leather directly from companies working with leather (like saddlers, upholsterers, shoe repair shops etc.). These have leather on stock and the catalogues of commercial leather traders to choose from. Leather can also be purchased online. Unfortunately, ordering online you cannot touch the leather before. If you are lucky, you will find a leather dealer nearby and you can choose your leather in the warehouse seeing, smelling and touching it.
  • Saddlers, interior decorators, tailors etc.: These companies buy their leather from the wholesaler. Wholesalers offer sample catalogues and commercial prices. Smaller to medium furniture manufacturers also buy their leather at the commercial leather trade.
  • Car manufacturers, large furniture factories, shoe and clothing manufacturers: These customers turn directly to the leather factories and buy directly and worldwide.


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Traditional leather trader in London (www.colourlock.com).

 



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