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The process of making Split suede is as follows. The process starts from selecting and trimming the wet blue or wet white cowhide. These are then sent to the splitting machine to be split. This process gives the suede it’s unique name. After the spliting is done, the leather is then again trimmed and sent to the milling machine. Milling is the second process done by on the leather. It is also called as wet blue milling. In this the trimmed wet blue is being put into a dry dru

Split suede is a type of suede in which the saw wet blue hide is being split into 2 layers so that it can be used to re-tan the leather. In other words it could also be said as, Suede is produced from the under layer of the hide that has been split. Split suede is cheap and is also gives a good quality compared to other type of suede i.e., full grain leather or 2nd layer leather. The split side is aniline dyed and buffed to create the typical velvety effect. Split Suede are n

Cow suede is a hairy type of leather which has a nappy finish to it. To achieve this we need to do the following process · Raw material · Assorting · Re-tanning · Milling · Inspection · Packaging The duration of making a skin of cow suede differ with the a lot of factor. Few of the factors are · Quantity · Quality · Physical property requirements · Type of cow material There are various types of cow suede which are made · Full grain cow suede · Split suede · 2 layer cow suede

Suedes are hairy type of leather which has a nappy finish to it. Mostly used in apperals, clothing, bags etc. Cow suede is one of the most economical suede. The process of making cow suede is complex and also interesting. A lot could be done with suede various designs and textures can be created on them. Suedes are very cheap and flexible when it comes to manufacturing them. Cow suede is one of the most economical among all suede. A major reason for this goes to the skin size