Matured Chrome Leather
Maturing the Tanning Process
The tanning stage is extended to nearly three times the usual two-month period.This slow maturation allows nutrients to fully penetrate the hide, giving the leather depth and stability that fast-tanned materials cannot achieve.
Preserving Natural Oils Through a Specialized Method
A technical process prevents excessive removal of the hide’s natural oils.By retaining the right amount of inherent fat, the leather maintains a steady softness and flexibility over time.
The Appeal of Its Pale Bluish-Grey Tone
The leather’s bright, grey-tinged blue is its untouched, undyed color.Because this depth of shade and the visibility of natural marks are uncommon, such hides are typically dyed in standard production.
Keeping the Leather in Its Honest, Natural State
MINA blue presents the material without coloration, allowing its genuine tone and traces of life to remain.This unaltered finish expresses the inherent character of the leather and is adopted as the brand’s natural color.