Patent (patent) leather

Patent (patent) leather
 Patent (patent) leather - dressed mechanical and chemical means animal skins with a glossy sheen. Unique mirror-shiny surface creates a hard film - a solution with special resins and synthetic compounds. Patent Leather for the first time managed to get in the 20s of the XIX century, impacting its ...
 Patent (patent) leather - dressed mechanical and chemical means animal skins with a glossy sheen. Unique mirror-shiny surface creates a hard film - a solution with special resins and synthetic compounds.

Patent Leather for the first time managed to get in the 20s of the XIX century, impacting its top layer and covered with lacquer linseed oil. Today used for these purposes polyurethane material, special plastic mass.
Varnish gives not only attractive leather goods, but also makes them more waterproof and durable, while maintaining the necessary properties of the material - flexibility and softness. This applies to footwear, and clothing and bags.

For the production of lacquered samples best kid - sort of soft goat leather chrome. In general, the thickness of patent leather are thin, medium and thick; in size - small, medium and large; color - black and colored.
Quality of raw materials is evaluated in appearance and bond strength of the varnish with the skin (they must be the same viscosity). The thickness of the lacquer layer normally corresponds to the indicator "no more than 0, 07 mm": while remaining resistant to flexing.



Patent (patent) leather
Corset fabric
Linen jersey
Shagreen
Knitwear
Luxury
Nansuk
Greatcoat
Palmerston
Chesterfield
Carrick
McFarlane
Duffle coat
Loroum Province
Boa
Saxon collar
Collar millstone
Single cut
Collar a la Schiller
Crozet
Cutter
Rough
Gorgera
Kuntush
Odnoryadka
Collar
Karakul lambskin
Broadtail
Fox
Faux fur
Briefs
Gloves
Petit-Pointe
Valise
Varenkov
Livayzy
Jeans
CANF
Shugay
Style
Purpuen
Cowboy shirt
Cigarette case
Anther
Karossa
CONACYT
Fieltro
Shap
Latserna
Mantlik
Tabarra
Sagum
Gugel
Cossack
Burnous
Cloak
Mac
Chogori
Chima
Smock
Dirndl
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Studio
Kitsch
Tartan
Qamees
Cuff
Umbrella
Dress