The leather and allied products industry encompasses the transformation of raw animal hides and skins into finished leather and the production of goods crafted from leather and synthetic materials. It plays a crucial role in the fashion, furniture, and automotive sectors, producing items like shoes, bags, belts, upholstery, and car interiors. The industry involves multiple stages, including tanning, dyeing, and finishing, along with designing and manufacturing. Allied products, such as faux leather and leather substitutes, are increasingly significant due to rising sustainability concerns. This sector supports global trade, generates substantial employment, and balances traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.
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Leather Jackets making unit
A leather jacket is simply a product of apparel and yet the peculiarities attached to the commodity are so radically different from the fabric and the end apparel. Firstly, the hides or skins are very different from each other in terms of texture and color. |
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