Odd Lot Lambskin Leather vs Deadstock German Goat Suede
Buy the Odd Lot lambskin if you need soft, pliable leather for linings, garments or upholstery and can work around flaws. Buy the German goat suede if you need thin, consistent suede for lightweight apparel, trim or lining and want a known color. The lambskin is chrome-free and biodegradable but sold as seconds with holes and thin spots. The goat suede is chrome-tanned, full-aniline, 0.5-0.6 mm, and final sale.
- Choose the Odd Lot lambskin if you want soft, natural, chrome-free leather for linings or garments and can cut around defects.
- Choose the German goat suede if you need thin, supple suede in a set color for light jackets, skirts or trim.
Prices
- Odd Lot Lambskin Leather: $1.10 at Springfield Leather Co (last seen Nov 12)
- Deadstock German Goat Suede: $24.99 at District Leathers (last seen Nov 12)
- Difference: the Odd Lot Lambskin Leather is $23.89 cheaper than the Deadstock German Goat Suede at the latest prices (Nov 12)

