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italian top grain glazed leather hide navy blueitalian top grain glazed leather close up navy blue
italian top grain glazed leather hide blackitalian top grain glazed leather close up black
italian top grain glazed leather hide cognac brownitalian top grain glazed leather close up cognac brown
italian top grain glazed leather hide burgundyitalian top grain glazed leather close up burgundy
italian top grain glazed leather close up hide reditalian top grain glazed leather red
brown crazy horse leather rolled viewbrown crazy horse leather edge view
warm natural vachetta partially unrolled leather rollswarm natural vachetta backside close-up
Sold outitalian smooth leather sides brown flat sheet top view italian smooth leather sides brown rolled sheet side angle
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A half-cut of a full leather hide, typically split vertically down the spine—from the neck to the rear. It’s one of the most common leather cuts available. Sides are very versatile to work with due to their large size, typically ranging from 20 to 28 square feet, depending on the type of animal.

This makes them suitable for a wide range of projects—from small accessories to larger pieces—and especially convenient for strap cutting.

The central area of the side—particularly near the butt—is usually the cleanest. In contrast, the belly areas tend to have more natural marks, which is typical of natural leather.