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About us
Our story
Founded in 2011, Leather 1X was built from a deep appreciation for genuine leather and timeless craftsmanship. What started as a small operation focused on sourcing quality hides has grown into a trusted supplier of premium leather materials for designers, artisans, and manufacturers around the world.
For more than a decade, we have worked closely with skilled tanneries and leather specialists to ensure that every hide meets high standards of quality, durability, and natural beauty. From soft lambskin leather to premium leather hides used in fashion and upholstery, our mission has always been simple — provide leather that craftsmen can trust.
At Leather 1X, we believe leather is more than just a material. It is a foundation for creativity, craftsmanship, and products that last for years. Every hide carries its own character, texture, and story, making each project unique.
Today, we continue to serve leatherworkers, designers, and businesses who value authentic materials, reliable supply, and honest craftsmanship. Our commitment remains the same as when we started in 2011 — delivering premium leather that helps bring great ideas to life.
Small-Batch Production
We carefully select and process our leather in small batches, ensuring consistency, quality control, and attention to detail.
Premium Materials
We work with high-grade natural leather hides, sourced from reputable tanneries known for producing durable and beautiful leather.
7-Day Returns
Your satisfaction matters. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, we offer a 7-day return policy for peace of mind.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Lambskin leather is genuine leather made from the hide of young sheep. It is known for its soft, smooth texture and lightweight feel, making it popular for luxury clothing and accessories.
Yes. Lambskin leather is 100% genuine leather produced from lamb hides and is considered one of the softest types of natural leather available.
Lambskin leather is commonly used for jackets, handbags, wallets, shoes, gloves, upholstery, and leather craft projects because it is flexible and lightweight.
Lambskin leather is durable when properly cared for, but it is softer and more delicate than cowhide leather, so it should be handled with care to avoid scratches.
Most lambskin hides range from about 8–10 square feet, depending on the size of the animal and the tanning process.
Yes. Lambskin leather is considered high-quality and luxurious due to its soft texture, fine grain, and elegant appearance.
To maintain lambskin leather:
Keep it away from excessive moisture
Clean gently with a soft cloth
Apply leather conditioner occasionally to keep it soft.
Keep it away from excessive moisture
Clean gently with a soft cloth
Apply leather conditioner occasionally to keep it soft.
No. Lambskin leather is not naturally waterproof, so it should be protected from water or treated with leather protection products.
Lambskin leather can be dyed in many colors including black, red, tobacco, forest green, burgundy, camel, and blue, depending on the tanning process.
Yes. Lambskin leather is excellent for DIY leather crafts, bags, wallets, jackets, and upholstery because it is soft, flexible, and easy to cut and sew.
