want you to feel secure about the Rural Wears product you bought. We'll go over a few of the various kinds of leather we use in our products. We will also provide some maintenance tips for your leather goods.

Cowhide leather

will remain intact and conform to the wearer's contour, increasing comfort throughout regular use. This reasonably priced, practical leather delivers value, style, fashion, and an infinite array of colors. Its strong resistance to aging and molting has been demonstrated.

Lambskin leather

Compared to cowhide, lambskin leather is smoother, softer, and just as strong. Wearing lambskin is more comfortable and lightweight. Lambskin has good mobility, flow, and drapes nicely. It's elegant for a more current appearance.

Sheepskin leather

Sheepskin leather is the lightest and warmest leather available for purchase. For this reason, it's utilized to make a broad range of cold-weather clothing items, such as gloves, caps, boots, and jackets. Sheepskin makes for perfect apparel because of its tough, yet soft, surface.


Aniline leather preserves the original skin structure of the animal, including visible pores, scars, and other surface features known as the "grain" of the hide.


You'll discover that "Full Grain" leather is what we use at Leather Madness. This indicates that the leather is clean, clear, and supple. The constancy of the hue with the highest yield—more than 90%—and the smoothest surface are other indications of this.

Caring for Leather

Maintaining it properly will keep it more durable and supple at all times. Over time, dust and filth buildup in leather jackets can cause them to become brittle, something you definitely don't want to happen to your pricey jacket. Thus, to prevent this kind of situation, adhere to the straightforward leather maintenance guidelines listed below.

• Store your jacket somewhere cool and airy. save from the sporadic drying, shield it from exposure to direct sunlight.

• Use fabric bags rather than plastic ones to store your jacket. This keeps the leather wet and encourages air circulation.

• You should be able to wipe away any rainstains with a dry cloth if they occur. Use a moist cloth or some leather conditioner if your jacket is colored or semi-aniline.