Philalethes
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According to this, "genuine leather" is another name for split leather. Is this true?
Two more questions: 1) Is the grain on split leather artificial? 2) Is split leather less likely to be water repellent? I ask this second question because my understanding is that most of what passes for suede is made from split leather, and suede does not seem to do well when wet.
Two more questions: 1) Is the grain on split leather artificial? 2) Is split leather less likely to be water repellent? I ask this second question because my understanding is that most of what passes for suede is made from split leather, and suede does not seem to do well when wet.