Difference between revisions of "Scotchgrain"
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| − | Scotch Grain was originally an [[Embossed leather|embossing pattern]] to cover and hide [[Natural markings on leather|damages]] in the leather. The embossing pattern reminds on small plant grains and damages cannot be clearly seen after embossing. Today, scotch-grain is one of many typical embossing patterns on leather. Scotchgrain | + | Scotch Grain was originally an [[Embossed leather|embossing pattern]] to cover and hide [[Natural markings on leather|damages]] in the leather. The embossing pattern reminds on small plant grains and damages cannot be clearly seen after embossing. Today, scotch-grain is one of many typical embossing patterns on leather. Scotchgrain is commonly found on [[leather shoes|shoes]], [[leather wallets|wallet]], [[leather handbags|handbags]] and many other leather goods. |
Revision as of 21:57, 12 February 2017
Scotch Grain was originally an embossing pattern to cover and hide damages in the leather. The embossing pattern reminds on small plant grains and damages cannot be clearly seen after embossing. Today, scotch-grain is one of many typical embossing patterns on leather. Scotchgrain is commonly found on shoes, wallet, handbags and many other leather goods.
High quality leather shoes with scotchgrain embossing.
Cheap leather shoes with scotchgrain embossing.
Leather handbags with scotch-grain embossing.
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