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Caterina Leather

Caterina Leather

Our Caterina leather is perfect for those who are looking for the softest premium leather available, as it needs to be handled with love and care. Some of its most attractive features are its buttery feel and its captivating, distinct leathery aroma. Many of our most delicate products, such as the Matelasse, Crystal and Stripes models, are made with this leather.

Color

To achieve the vibrant colors of our leather line, we employ an age-old dyeing process as well as a second, newer painting process. This gives our cases a uniform finish and ensures the same hue throughout, making it the ideal partner to be color-matched with some of our other vegetable-tanned leathers such as Bridge.

  • Caterina leather in Rosso

    Rosso

  • Caterina leather in Aurora

    Aurora

  • Caterina leather in Birch

    Birch

  • Caterina leather in Iceberg Green

    Iceberg Green

  • Caterina leather in Cedar Green

    Cedar Green

  • Caterina leather in Black

    Black

  • Caterina leather in Alaskan Blue

    Alaskan Blue

  • Caterina leather in Lagoon

    Lagoon

  • Caterina leather in Capri

    Capri

  • Caterina leather in Vibrant Green

    Vibrant Green

Leather Care

Polish the leather once a week with a dry, clean cloth or a soft, mild brush. With this minimal care, your leather product will provide long-lasting use. We recommend using a neutral cream (Meltonian) sparingly, applied with a soft clean cloth and buffed away immediately. Don’t use any chemical products.

For further details on leather care, read our leather care guide.

Selection

Our leather hides are meticulously selected to avoid any unnatural marks in the animal skin, such as scars, grooves or insect bites. In addition, a second round of inspections takes place at our factory during the first step of the manufacturing process, when the leather is initially cut.

Variety of Grain

While one of the features of this leather is its homogeneity, given by its small grain, this varies by area: the grain in the spine area tends to be smaller than in the belly area, where skin wrinkles are present.