Nappa Leather
Full grain vs corrected grain
Full grain leather keeps the hide's natural surface and markings intact, uncorrected. Corrected grain leather has its surface sanded and buffed for a more uniform, consistent finish. Both are genuine leather; the difference is in the surface treatment, not the quality tier.
Nappa leather lines
| Line | Grade | Material | Finishing | Thickness | Formats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bello Colleto | Corrected grain | Cow leather | Semi-aniline | 1.0-1.2 mm | Strip, A3, A2 |
| Super | Full grain | Bovine leather | Semi-aniline | 1.0-1.2 mm | Sheet |
| Metallic | Full grain | Bovine leather | Pigmented | 1.0-1.2 mm | Sheet |
| Siena | Full grain | Cowhide | Natural | 1.8 mm | Panel (25 x 36.5 cm) |
All lines are chrome tanned and sourced from Italy. Bello Colleto is available in around 25 colours; the other lines are available in multiple colours per line. As a natural product, individual pieces vary slightly and may show minor irregularities.
Bello Colleto - free of AZO dyes, PCP and chromium (VI)
Bello Colleto is selected for dog collar lining and small leather craft projects such as bags or wallets. It is free of AZO dyes classified as carcinogenic, PCP free, and chromium (VI) free.
For larger quantities of Bello Colleto - quarter, half, or whole hide - contact info@paracord.eu for pricing.
Looking for nappa leather in cord form rather than sheets or panels? See Nappa Leather Cord.

















