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When you move from standard leather to Italian leather, you are entering the world of "haute couture" craftsmanship. Italian tanneries are world-renowned for using centuries-old techniques—specifically vegetable tanning—that prioritize quality over speed.
Superior Sourcing: Most Italian coats use Lambskin or Calfskin. These hides are naturally finer and have fewer blemishes than the heavier cowhides used in workwear.
Vegetable Tanning: Many Italian artisans use natural tannins (derived from bark and plants). This process is slower and more eco-friendly, resulting in a leather that retains the natural "grain" and "pores" of the hide.
Rich Pigmentation: The dyeing process in Italy is legendary. The colors aren't just sprayed on top; they are soaked deep into the fibers, creating a multi-dimensional look.
You’ll often see high-quality, polished zippers and horn buttons rather than chunky, oversized buckles. This is the coat you wear to a boardroom in Milan or a high-end dinner in New York. It pairs perfectly with tailored trousers, cashmere sweaters, and Chelsea boots.
The "hand-feel" is the most immediate way to identify Italian leather.
