Module One, which will be held on April 17, is entitled ‘The leather-making process and the characteristics of the end products’, which will examine the features and end uses of the most frequently used raw materials as well as looking at different types of tanning and the upgrading of leather through colour and surface effects. It will also provide information on ways to recognise the various commercial leather types (including nubuck, suede, nappa, glazed, milled grain, laminated and padded leather).

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