Crocodile Leather Bags
Regular price
$60.99
Crocodile skins that are processed into leather come from breeding farms. These are located in the countries where crocodiles also occur naturally, for example, Australia, Southeast Asia, Africa, and Central and South America in the Amazon Basin region. The parks earn their money as a tourist attraction, with the tasty meat of the crocodiles and the skin. The Darwin Crocodile Farm in Australia has more than 70,000 crocodiles and the leather is sent to the luxury companies, such as Louis Vuitton and Hermes.
Only the belly side and skins of younger animals are usually used for crocodile leather. The back skin is too hard because of the armor, especially on the older animals. This is also a reason for the high price of such leather. That and the fact that they are kept only for their skin. In other words, the leather of these animals must bear the cost of breeding.
Contents
1 Crocodile leather
2 Embossed cow leather
3 Seams with Croco optics
4 Imitation leather
5 Similar leather of other animal species
6 Video about the leather of different animal species
7 Additional information
8 Other exotic leather
Only the belly side and skins of younger animals are usually used for crocodile leather. The back skin is too hard because of the armor, especially on the older animals. This is also a reason for the high price of such leather. That and the fact that they are kept only for their skin. In other words, the leather of these animals must bear the cost of breeding.
Contents
1 Crocodile leather
2 Embossed cow leather
3 Seams with Croco optics
4 Imitation leather
5 Similar leather of other animal species
6 Video about the leather of different animal species
7 Additional information
8 Other exotic leather