How consumers identify bag leather

How do consumers identify bag leather? Many bags use
genuine leather on the fabric, the most important of which is quality. In order
to identify the authenticity of leather goods, we need to learn to use our
senses to identify and identify. We can use our hands, eyes, and methods such
as bending and stretching to explore the characteristics of leather goods. The
texture and feel of leather and the sense of use are incomparable to artificial
leather, and the technical and technological requirements are also very high,
so leather bags are very expensive. Now the technology of artificial leather is
very mature, whether it is true or false or true. It is difficult to judge. In
order to prevent everyone from being deceived, Jona Leather Goods has sorted
out a content on how to identify whether it is a genuine leather bag and
various types of leather materials.

· How to identify the dermis

Touch by hand: touch the surface of the leather by
hand, if it feels smooth, soft, plump and elastic, it is real leather; while
the general artificial synthetic leather surface is astringent, rigid and poor
in softness.

Seeing: the real leather surface has clearer hairs and
patterns, the yellow leather has well-proportioned pores, the yak leather has
thick and sparse pores, and the goat leather has fish-scale pores.

Smell: all genuine leather has the smell of leather;
and artificial leather has a strong pungent plastic smell.

Ignition: tear off a little fiber from the back of
real leather and artificial leather. After ignition, if it emits a pungent
smell and forms lumps, it is artificial leather; if it smells of hair and does
not form hard lumps, it is genuine leather.

·sheepskin

There are two kinds of sheepskin: sheepskin and
goatskin. Sheepskin skins are light and thin, while goatskin is stronger and
more wear-resistant, but because of this, goatskin will be slightly rough and
feel less than sheepskin, and the price gap between the two will appear here.

·Cowhide

Cowhide is the most common bag leather, its texture is
firm and elastic, and it has high plasticity. Cowhide is thicker and more
durable than other leathers, with small breathing holes, full and strong
particles on the surface, and is generally used for belts, leather shoes,
handbags, and wallets.

·Suede

Suede leather is soft and delicate in texture and
highly malleable. It is not only popular in bags, but also often seen in
clothing. It has also become one of the popular trends in the past few seasons.
The suede is soft, but it has strong puncture resistance and is very afraid of
water and dirt. The surface of suede is rich in fibers, and it is easy to hide
dust.

·Patent
leather

Strictly speaking, patent leather is only a processing
technology, not a type of leather. It refers to lacquering on materials such as
genuine leather or PU leather to create a leather with bright luster and smooth
texture. Patent leather waterproof and moisture-proof is not easy to deform.

·PVC leather

PVC leather is a kind of artificial leather, a common
thermoplastic resin with high plasticity and a texture very similar to genuine
leather. Ordinary PVC leather, like the PU leather we often hear, is polyvinyl
chloride, a type of plastic, easy to process, poor in texture, and relatively
short in life.