Lien Jitoumi

Authenticity and tradition come together in the collection with this thick cowhide, tanned in the purest tradition of vegetable tanning. This leather evokes the equestrian world, vintage accessories... products made to last a lifetime. Light colors react to sunlight, while the gold color will gradually darken.

Vegetal tanning: Italy.

Leather from Vegetal Tanning

This leather is crafted using a vegetable tanning process that relies solely on natural extracts from wood, leaves or bark (natural tannins), instead of chromium salts and other chemical agents. This age-old method, which is more environmentally friendly, gives the leather a vibrant tone and a unique patina that becomes even more beautiful over time.

The tanneries we work with are located in Europe and share our commitment to quality and responsibility. Their artisanal know-how is part of a sustainable approach, promoting the use of renewable resources and the implementation of transparent and traceable production systems.

LWG-Certified Leather (Leather Working Group) – LWG Gold

The leather used in this model is certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG), a guarantee of responsible practices throughout the entire supply chain. This certification ensures the responsible management of water and energy, strict treatment of waste, controlled working conditions and demanding traceability. It also contributes to the fight against deforestation and supports the development of an environmentally respectful leather industry.

This is a noble leather, produced ethically and sustainably, showcasing both the planet and artisanal craftsmanship.

• Regularly apply a non-greasy nourishing cream (test beforehand on the inside or an inconspicuous area) and silicone-free.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing to avoid color transfer onto your clothes.
• Warning: dark clothing with poorly set dyes may transfer onto your accessory.
• Keep away from heat sources.
• Be mindful of your accessory rubbing against abrasive surfaces.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, as humidity increases the risk of color migration onto clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or artificial light, which may alter the color.