Hi everyone, I'm new to the world of leather goods and I came across the term "NC leather" but I'm not exactly sure what it means. I've tried to look it up online, but I only found a few scattered references to it and no clear explanation of what it actually is. Can anyone here provide some insights into what NC leather is and why it might be important or valuable? I'm interested in learning more about different types of leather and the properties that make them unique, so any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!
Hey all, I just wanted to add my two cents to this conversation since I've worked with NC leather in the past. I design and create leather goods, and I've found that NC leather is a great option for those who want a natural look and feel to their products.
One thing I've noticed with NC leather is that it takes dye really well, so you can get a wide range of colors from it. I've also found that it's easy to stamp or emboss designs into the leather, which can be a nice touch for those who want a personalized product. It's also fun to experiment with the unique texture and color variations that can occur naturally with NC leather.
That being said, I do agree with user 3 that NC leather is not for everyone. The texture can be a bit rough and uncomfortable for some people, and it does require a bit more maintenance than some other types of leather. But for those who like a natural, organic look and feel to their leather goods, NC leather is definitely worth considering.