Import Finished Cow Leather — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Egypt

Finished Cow Leather supplied by Silver Arrow Leather Tannery is a full‑chrome tanned hide processed in Egypt. Each hide is offered in full pieces measuring 35‑40 sq ft or side pieces of 18‑20 sq ft. Thickness ranges from 0.7 mm for lining applications up to 4 mm for heavy‑wear uppers. The tannery grades the leather in selections A‑D, A‑F, E‑H and G‑H.

In the leather industry, full‑chrome tanning provides a supple yet durable finish suitable for fashion and technical uses. Typical full‑grain leather retains a moisture content of 12‑15 % and exhibits tensile strength between 20 and 30 MPa, matching the specifications of many footwear manufacturers. The colour palette includes natural white, beige, black, brown, tan and red, with the option for custom drum‑dyeing to meet brand requirements. Grain quality and colour consistency are verified by visual grading at the tannery.

Common applications are belts, shoe uppers, shoe linings, bags and garment panels, making the product attractive to footwear factories, bag makers and apparel houses. Pricing is listed as negotiable and the supplier does not publish minimum order quantities, lead times or certification details, so buyers should request a formal quotation. Direct communication with Silver Arrow Leather Tannery is required to confirm trade terms and shipping arrangements.

Silver Arrow Leather Tannery is located in Unit F8, Roubeki Leather City, Badr City, Cairo, Egypt, postal code 11441. The company holds a harbor trust tier, indicating verification of its business credentials, though its current response rate is recorded as 0 % with no recent reply times available. The address places the operation within Egypt’s principal leather manufacturing district, providing access to local hide supplies.

The tannery specialises in finished cow leather treated with full‑chrome tanning and offered in a range of thicknesses and colours for downstream manufacturers. While the listing details material, size and grade, it does not disclose minimum order quantities, production lead time or any third‑party certifications, so prospective importers should ask the supplier for those specifics before placing an order.