Goat Plating For Bags, Jacket Col Purple

The item is finished goat skin leather plated for bags and jackets, supplied by PT. Budi Makmur Jayamurni in Indonesia. It is a grain-type leather made from goat skin with a surface colour listed as Purple among other shades. Each sheet is supplied at a width of 4 square feet (up) and a thickness ranging from 0.70 to 0.90 mm. The supplier sets a minimum order of 1,000 square feet and states a lead time of four weeks after purchase order confirmation, with payment required by T/T in advance.

Goat skin grain leather is valued for its softness, natural stretch and resistance to cracking, properties typical of premium outerwear material. Industry standards usually specify a moisture content of 12‑14 % and a tensile strength of approximately 20‑25 MPa for this grade. The colour palette offered, including Purple, is achieved through dyeing processes that meet ISO 105‑C06 colour fastness requirements, a common practice in the leather trade. Finishing is performed on a flat surface, yielding a smooth grain finish that aligns with standard fashion-industry expectations.

Apparel manufacturers, luggage producers and accessory makers are typical buyers of this goat plating leather. Because the supplier requires advance payment and specifies a four‑week production window, buyers should confirm shipping incoterms and arrange freight forwarder coordination early in the sourcing process. Requests for sample pieces, laboratory moisture tests and third‑party inspection can help verify that the material meets the declared specifications before bulk shipment.

PT. Budi Makmur Jayamurni is located at Jl. Peleman No. 9, Rejowinangun, Yogyakarta 55171, Indonesia. The company is classified as an imported‑tier supplier and holds a harbor trust tier on the platform. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that communication may be delayed.

The business lists finished goat leather products for the fashion and accessories market, but does not provide additional corporate history, employee numbers or client references. Prospective buyers should therefore verify the supplier’s production capabilities and any relevant certifications directly with the company before committing to large orders.