Import Cow Leather — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

J.A.K.Leatherexports offers cow leather with a supple texture and uniform grain, produced in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The material is processed to achieve a consistent thickness, typically between 1.0 mm and 2.0 mm for most applications, with a focus on aesthetic appeal and structural integrity. The tanning process adheres to standard industry practices, ensuring the leather is resistant to wear and suitable for long-term use in demanding environments.

This leather is commonly supplied in full-grain or top-grain variants, with a standard density of 0.8-1.0 g/cm³ and a typical water absorption rate of 30-50% (AATCC 22). The surface is treated to resist scuffing and staining, with a standard Taber abrasion resistance of 10,000+ cycles, making it ideal for high-traffic applications such as handbags and belts. Standard colour options include black, brown, and tan, with custom dyeing available upon request.

The primary market for this leather includes manufacturers of luxury accessories, footwear, and furniture, particularly those serving mid to high-end consumers. Packaging is typically in bundles or rolled sheets, with standard moisture barriers to prevent transit damage. Buyers must confirm MOQ, Incoterms, and payment terms directly with J.A.K.Leatherexports, as these are not specified in the available data and may vary based on order size and destination.

J.A.K.Leatherexports is based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, with its address listed as 8/17 Barnaby Road, Kilpauk. The supplier is categorised under the imported tier, indicating a focus on export markets. As with many small to mid-sized suppliers in the region, response metrics such as response rate and average hours are not provided, so buyers should expect to use direct contact methods for inquiries.

The company’s profile does not include details on certifications, production capacity, or client references. Buyers are advised to request documentation for quality assurance processes, such as ISO 9001 or LWG certification, as well as proof of compliance with international standards for restricted substances. The absence of these details in the listing means due diligence is required to confirm the supplier’s ability to meet specific technical or regulatory requirements.