Billy M

The bull skins come from a family tannery in the South-West of France created in 1927. The bull skin is known for its resistance and its authentic appearance. On the nubuck finish, a crocodile pattern was embossed then an anti-bleeding and water-repellent treatment was carried out, the peach skin feel of the nubuck was preserved

• Brush the velvet parts before the first use with a soft brush (to remove dust from
sanding) and waterproof with a colorless universal spray. This operation must be
repeated regularly.
• At first, wear your accessory with dark clothing for dark leathers to avoid color
bleeding on your clothing.
• Warning: your dark clothes whose dye has not been properly fixed could bleed onto your accessory.
• Protect from heat sources.
• Be careful not to snag your accessory, the bull could tear.
• Avoid prolonged contact with water, humidity reinforces the migration of colors on clothing.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun or artificial light which can tone the color.
• Avoid fatty substances.