Environmental Stewardship
Bremen is produced in a tannery which has been audited to the Leather Working Group environmental stewardship and traceability standards. Further enhancing its sustainability profile, Bremen is finished without the use of solvents or lead, emits low VOCs, and has achieved an Indoor Advantage Gold certificate from SCS.Bremen
Bremen is a nubuck of the highest quality, featuring a unique, textured grain leather and a broad selection of bold, designer-curated colors. Buffed to achieve a suede-like feel but with the strength of a top grain leather, Bremen is a pure aniline treated in the tanning drum for stain and water resistance.
Leather Details
- Origin :
- Germany
- Leather Type :
- Pure Aniline
- Category :
- Nubuck
- Performance Code :
- 1
- Cleaning Code :
- 6
- Flame Resistance :
- NFPA 260: Class 1, CAL TB117–2013
- Hide Size :
- 55-60 sq.ft.
- Thickness :
- 1.4–1.6 mm
- Qualities :
- Pure aniline, German nubuck with distinctive texture, drum treated for stain resistance
- Markets :
- Hospitality, Accessories, Decorator and Designer Showcase, Residential Showrooms
Technical Specifications
Environmental Stewardship
Bremen is produced in a tannery which has been audited to the Leather Working Group environmental stewardship and traceability standards. Further enhancing its sustainability profile, Bremen is finished without the use of solvents or lead, emits low VOCs, and has achieved an Indoor Advantage Gold certificate from SCS.
Origin
German bull hides are sought by tanners around the world for their large size, cleanliness and tight grain structure. German tanneries are known for their consistency, quality control, and the strength of their leathers.