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Wild Cape Buffalo is a full-grain, chrome-tanned leather side from a South African tannery, finished full aniline with a rustic two-tone grain that carries scratches and natural wild markings. It is medium-firm at about 6/10 and roughly 5.5 oz (2.2 mm), with a hairy nap on the flesh side and dye carried all the way through. That makes it a working leather for makers who want visible character rather than a clean, uniform surface. Against calmer aniline sides it trades consistency for personality, and the hairy back and non-burnishable edges mean it suits cut-and-sew projects more than finely finished edges.
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Wild Cape Buffalo is a full grain, chrome-tanned leather from a tannery in South Africa. It has a rustic two-tone matte look and a softer, supple feel. Each hide shows the natural characteristics of a buffalo that lived in the wild, such as scratches, scars, bites, veins, and neck and back wrinkles. No two hides look alike.
The leather is full aniline and dyed completely through, with no surface finish to cover flaws. Darker colors hide problem areas better. Less desirable areas can be worked into the less visible parts of a project. Whole hides and sides include bellies, which can have some loose grain. The hides are the tannery's top grades and suit small and larger projects such as totes, bags, and duffles.
The flesh side has a hairy nap. The leather cannot be burnished, so edge paint is recommended. It can be split down to 0.6 mm. Split leather cannot be returned. A hide wider than 27 inches must be cut into 2 pieces to fit the splitter, cutting closer to the belly side.
