Goat Suede Leather for Shoes Color Pink

This entry presents finished goat suede leather specifically dyed in a vibrant pink shade for shoe manufacturing. The sheets are cut from the grain side of goat skin, offering a width of 3.5 square feet up and a thickness that falls between 0.70 and 0.90 mm. Production takes place in Indonesia, where the supplier can also provide a range of additional colours and bespoke dyeing on request.

Pink goat suede combines the natural softness and stretch of grain‑finished leather with a colour that is popular in contemporary sneaker and sandal collections. In the industry, a thickness of 0.70‑0.90 mm is typical for lightweight uppers, while the grain orientation outward gives consistent wear resistance. Typical elongation at break for this leather is 30‑40% (standard), allowing the material to conform to foot movement without tearing. Moisture levels are usually kept between 8 and 12% to preserve flexibility.

Manufacturers targeting fashion‑forward footwear or limited‑edition accessories often select this pink leather for its eye‑catching hue and tactile qualities. The supplier notes a lead time of four weeks after purchase order confirmation and requires payment by T/T in advance. Prospective buyers should request a colour sample and a thickness verification report before committing to larger volumes. Shipping terms and packaging can be negotiated once the sample stage is approved.

PT. Budi Makmur Jayamurni is located at Jl. Peleman No. 9, Rejowinangun, Yogyakarta 55171, Indonesia. The company is classified as an imported supplier with a harbour trust tier, indicating that basic verification procedures have been satisfied. Their response data shows a 0.00% response rate and no average response time, so buyers should plan communications accordingly.

The business focuses on delivering finished goat leather products, with an emphasis on colour‑specific sheets for shoe manufacturers. No further corporate details such as establishment year or client list are disclosed, so importers are advised to request any additional corporate documentation directly from the supplier.