Why “Full Grain Leather” Doesn’t Mean What You Think Anymore
Most consumers believe that “full grain leather” automatically means the highest grade of leather available. The reality is more complicated. Steve Siegel, third-generation leather merchant, physical chemist, and court-certified expert witness, explains how the meaning of “full grain” has changed over time, why much of today’s marketing is misleading, and what buyers should look for when evaluating leather quality.
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