The characteristics of cow leather

Cow leather includes cattle leather, yak leather, and buffalo leather.

The grain size of cattle leather is fine, with a thick, high strength, fullness, and good elasticity, making its products beautiful, comfortable, and durable. Yellow cattle leather is mainly used for clothing, shoes, bags, and ball products.

The grain size of cow leather is slightly worse than that of cattle leather, and its other properties and uses are generally similar to those of cattle leather.

The surface of buffalo leather is relatively rough, with coarse and loose fibers, and its strength is slightly lower than that of cattle leather. Other properties are similar to those of cattle leather. Buffalo leather is mainly used for making sofas, luggage, and also commonly used for making leather shoes.