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[cleindia]

Top leather exporters in India

The Council of Leather Exports Association is an organization that represents the interests of leather manufacturers, exporters, and related businesses within a specific region or country. The association typically works to promote and support the leather industry, both domestically and internationally, by advocating for favourable trade policies, providing market information and intelligence, and offering various support services to its members.

[anamexim]

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[adelarsims]

"mercury shine" tutorial

i didn't know you guys @occultradio and @aliengirl would want a tutorial on what was a genuine fuckup on my part, but i love how excited it got you, so here you go! your tutorial! you can now make alien clothes and funky face details!

1. by default, the shape of the mask (the right black and white one) is based exactly on diffuse texture, so just export it and edit the part that doesn't say mask. if the item you want to edit doesn't have it, you can click on make blank to generate it (the specular itself will be empty).

2. for your own convenience, resize the diffuse texture (any swatch where you can see elements of the texture very well) and put it under your specular map while you work on it, because the placement of elements on specular map correlates with the main texture, and if you make patterns and standing out elements with your specular, like shiny buttons or leather belts or anything, you want to see where they are on the texture. 3. so as you may know, the specular texture depends on the color (like metallic shine for accessories will be yellowish, leather shine will be purple-pinkish, bigger opacity = stronger shine). make areas you want to have the "mercury shine" pure white (#ffffff)! 4. the opacity of white in this case seems to not matter, 100% and 10% opacity white yielded the same result when i tested it, probably because unlike different opacity of colors, white on white doesn't really change the hue :) so if your clothes are supposed to have mercury parts and non-mercury parts, i guess the easiest way to make a specular texture would be just slapping solid white parts/patterns on top of your usual specular if you use any. this way, if it's solid, you won't need to erase parts of non-mercury specular underneath, which makes for less dirt and loose pixels on the final thing. 5. WARNING! if parts of your specular go outside of the white area on the mask, next time you'll use the item in cas, this mask will be rewritten based on your specular map, and you'll have shining blotches on sim's skin and anywhere you don't need them, so don't forget to erase everything else. just put the mask png on top of the specular you've made (it's the same size anyway), select all black areas and then delete the selection on your specular.

you can check this test file if you want to disassemble it and take a look at the specular, just notice that studio doesn't show the shine, you'll need to open cas to see the result of your work.

[writernopal]

Happy WBW! I want to know about the clothes in your world! What is a typical outfit for your OC(s)? Are clothes typically made from a single type of fabric, or is there a variety? If so, does the availability of these fabrics vary by location or social class?

~tabswrites

Happy WBW, Tess!

Oh man I have to keep this to a minimum here haha because otherwise the answer will be too long winded!

What is a typical outfit for your OC(s)?

Mariel: She typically wears dresses that go about mid-shin length, simple leather shoes or sandals, and might have a cloak on if it's cold! If she's doing any kind of chore, she usually has an apron on.

Axtapor: He usually wears baggy trousers, some kind of sash around his waist (looks like a skirt kind of??), simple shirt, and a coat. No shoes here! Lizardfolk don't wear them.

Fay: She likes to wear very deep cut blouses and fitted trousers with some kind of boot. She also likes big belts and her favorite accessory besides her sapphire necklace are the bones she wears in her hair.

Wilkes: He is very stylish and put together so he usually wears the billowy and expensive robes that are worn in the Holtep Empire along with the traditional pants that are part of the ensemble.

Are clothes typically made from a single type of fabric, or is there a variety? If so, does the availability of these fabrics vary by location or social class?

There is a huge variety in the fabrics that exist in Oepus! Silk, velvet, cotton, linen, jute, hemp, wool, and many more! These are often combined in the outfits that people wear to accommodate the seasons and the climate of where they live. As far as availability, I think its a bit of both social class and location. For example, Masgul linen is a special export from the island of Kotan, that is widely considered to be less fine than other linen weaves but because it is only made on Kotan, it's cost can be quite high unless you're a local! So if you find someone wearing it outside of Kotan, you can assume they are probably pretty wealthy. Which makes it interesting when people of Kotan travel because everyone thinks they're stuck up lol.

[agp]

hey if youre on turtle island or still tuesday and feel like trying a quick silly browser game you should check out tradle. (i think it updates at midnight based on time zones?) todays is real fun i prommy.

you get five guesses to figure out a country from its export data, and after each guess they tell you how far away you are and what direction the county youre looking for is. i know it sounds like a ridiculous challenge but this one has a bunch of easy hints and giveaways that are accessible to your average westerner

if its wednesday by now or you want to see the data presented differently check out this silly economy under the cut (bolded 'spoilers' ig)

total export value: 371b (usd)

gold: 86.7b (23%}

packaged meds: 48.5b (13%)

vaccines, blood, cultures, etc: 40.3b (11%)

base metal watches: 15.2b (4%)

nitrogen heterocyclic compounds: 14.2b (4%)

jewlery: 9.35b (2.5%)

precious metal watches: 8.97b (2.5%)

orthopedic appliances: 7.02b (2%)

hormones: 3.38b

coffee: 3.36b

electricity: 3.19b

medical instruments: 3.09b

machinery w indv functions: 3.04b

platinum: 2.54b

chemical analysis instruments: 2.27b

nucleic acids: 2.17b

valves: 2.17b

silver: 2.01b

electric motors: 1.78b

scented mixtures: 1.72b

sulfonamides: 1.71b

diamonds: 1.64b

planes, helicopters, and spacecraft: 1.63b

beauty products: 1.58b

other heating machinery: 1.43b

flavored water: 1.43b

gas turbines: 1.38b

low voltage protection eq: 1.34b

gas and liquid flow measuring inst: 1.3b

carboxyamide compounds: 1.26b

other measuring instruments: 1.24b

air pumps: 1.16b

motor vehicles, parts, and acc: 1.14b

petroleum gas: 1.12b

electrical transformers: 1.11b

aluminum plating: 1.07b

other plastic products: 1.01b

metal working machine parts: 988m

vitamins: 965m

polyamides: 963m

washing and bottling machines: 925m

chocolate: 887m

oxygen amino compounds: 885m

integrated circuits: 884m

iron fasteners: 881m

paintings: 873m

transmissions: 855m

special pharmaceuticals: 837m

insulated wire: 828m

electrical power accessories: 826m

plastic lids: 818m

cheese: 800m

antibiotics: 797m

liquid pumps: 797m

cars: 789m

ink: 752m

non mechanical removal machinery: 737m

trunks and cases: 734m

centrifuges: 730m

interchangeable tool parts: 728m

high voltage protection eq: 705m

hand saws: 693m

other edible preparations: 680m

electric heaters: 679m

electrical control boards: 672m

polyacetals: 664m

plastic pipes: 636m

electric soldering equipment: 616m

precious metal compounds: 608m

industrial fatty acids, oils, and alcohols: 608m

hot rolled iron bars: 590m

self propelled rail transport: 582m

refined petroleum: 577m

hydrazine or hydroxylamine derivatives: 565m

precious stones: 563m

rubber working machinery: 561m

unpackaged meds: 557m

other iron products: 553m

precious metal scraps 550m

computers: 545m

surveying equipment: 523m

other plastic sheetings: 519m

metal finishing machines: 516m

scrap copper: 514m

semiconductor devices: 511m

raw plastic sheeting: 494m

documents or title and stamps: 490m

rolled tobacco: 487m

malt extract: 469m

other electrical machinery: 467m

other paper machinery: 450m

oxygen heterocyclic compounds: 441m

non knit mens suits: 441m

synthetic coloring matter: 436m

locomotive parts: 432m

non knit womens suits: 428m

iron structures: 424m

leather footwear: 421m

industrial printers: 415m

lifting machinery: 415m

scrap iron: 412m

therapeutic appliances: 410m

office machine parts: 410m

other clocks and watches: 405m

metal molds: 403m

other furniture: 403m

glaziers putty: 377m

liquid dispersing machines: 376m

knitting machine accessories: 370m

other small iron pipes: 369m

broadcasting equipment: 367m

aircraft parts: 363m

industrial food prep machinery: 362m

glues: 357m

pesticides: 349m

oscilloscopes: 344m

raw aluminum: 344m

knit sweaters: 339m

optical fibers and bundles: 334m

excavation machinery: 332m

non iron/steel slag ash and residue: 319m

carboxylic acids: 315m

xray equipment: 315m

electric motor parts: 315m

watch straps: 313m

tanks and armoured vehicles: 310m

forging machines: 309m

cleaning products: 306m

metalworking transfer machines: 298m

animal food: 294m

combustion engines: 282m

engine parts: 271m

electric generating sets: 254m

scrap aluminum: 249m

laboratory reagents: 249m

perfumes: 244m

other rubber products: 241m

photo lab equipment: 240m

wheat: 236m

lubricating products: 234m

printed circuit boards: 233m

aluminum bars: 230m

explosive ammunition: 230m

brooms: 224m

lcds: 223m

refrigerators: 223m

motorcycles and cycles: 221m

large construction vehicles: 221m

coal briquettes: 221m

corn: 220m

aluminum cans: 219m

textile footwear: 217m

thermostats: 207m

coffee and tea extracts: 206m

other aluminum products: 204m

ball bearings: 203m

knives: 199m

machines for additive mnf: 195m

raw iron bars: 187m

delivery trucks: 185m

milling stones: 176m

aluminum foil: 170m

collectors items: 169m

soybean oil: 169m

wood fiberboard: 166m

other stainless steel bars: 164m

sculptures: 160m

cutting blades: 159m

baked goods: 150m

navigation equipment: 146m

hydrometers: 137m

watch cases and parts: 134m

laboratory ceramic wear: 134m

wood carpentry: 124m

mirrors and lenses: 117m

[indianleathermanufacturer]

Best Leather Products Manufacturer

The leather market has been synonymous with elegance and luxury for a long time. Luxury suppliers have become more sought after as the demand for premium leather products has grown. You will see luxury Leather Products in fashion magazines from specific suppliers. If you're looking for a specific leather product, you can find it in the United Kingdom. However, leather imported from India is also available. Indian Leather Manufacturer also produces leather jackets, cushions, interiors, leather bags, and other leather products, and exports them from India to the UK.

1. What are the advantages of purchasing from the UK?

There are several benefits to moving from the United States as a leather product maker to England. The cost of living is lower in England than it is in the United States. This means you can afford to purchase more leather goods. You will also be able to find a wider range of products in England. You will also find a wide range of styles and colors for leather goods.

2. What are the various types of leather products made in the UK There are many different types of leather products that are made in the UK. Clothing, shoes, bags, and other leather products are some of the most sought-after. Belts, saddles, and car seats are other types of leather products that can be made in the UK. These products are typically made from leather that has been tanned in England.

3. Why is the UK a top producer of luxury leather goods? Why import UK Leather Products from India?

Because the UK has the largest and most productive tannery, the UK is a major producer of luxury leather products. The UK is also home to the second-largest leather products manufacturer. The UK is the largest producer of leather and hides in the world. There are a lot of pigs, sheep, cattle, and other animals in the UK. The UK has a long history of producing leather goods that date back to the Romans. It also has a rich tradition of producing leather goods, which is why it is such an important producer. The UK has a long tradition of leather production. However, the UK now imports Leather Products from India. The UK is able to import high-quality leather from India ( Indian Leather Manufacturer) which is very affordable. Indian Leather Manufacturer, Company is now one of the top producers or manufacturers in the world of leather accessories and apparel for children, men, and women.

Leather Sling Bag manufactured by Indian Leather Manufacturer.

Leather Sling Bag at Indian Leather Manufacturer.

Leather products are becoming more popular every day. This is due to the fact that they are durable, stylish, and have a longer life span than most other materials. People buy leather products because they can be used for a variety of purposes such as furniture, shoes, purses, jackets, and more. There are also many different types of leather that can be purchased. The most common type is cowhide, but there are also sheepskin, alligator, lizard, and ostrich leathers. Indian Leather manufacturer is a Leading Leather Manufacturer Globally. They Deal in Luxurious Leather Products Like Leather Jackets, Bags, Belts, and Accessories. Any leather product made by Indian Leather Manufacturer is remarkable. Through Indian Leather Manufacturers, any Customization of leather Goods or accessories is just amazing.

[allied-materials]

Leather Products in Pakistan - Premium Quality Leather Goods

Pakistan is renowned globally for its high-quality leather products, which have earned a reputation for excellence in both local and international markets. From fine leather garments to durable footwear and luxurious accessories, Pakistan’s leather industry is a cornerstone of the country's economy, offering a blend of craftsmanship, premium materials, and affordability.

A Tradition of Craftsmanship

Leather crafting in Pakistan has deep historical roots, with traditional artisans using age-old techniques to produce leather goods that are both functional and aesthetically appealing. Over time, these skills have been passed down through generations, ensuring a consistent standard of quality. Cities like

Karachi, Lahore, and Sialkot have become major hubs of leather production, housing a thriving industry that contributes significantly to the country’s exports.

High-Quality Leather Raw Materials

One of the factors that set Pakistan’s leather products apart is the superior quality of its raw materials. The country has access to an abundant supply of raw hides and skins, particularly from cattle, goats, and sheep. Tanning facilities in Pakistan use advanced technologies combined with environmentally friendly practices to process these raw materials into premium leather.

The diversity in the types of leather produced – including full-grain, top-grain, and suede – allows manufacturers to cater to a wide range of market needs, from high-fashion products to heavy-duty industrial items.

Range of Leather Goods

Pakistan’s leather industry offers a diverse array of products, including:

 Leather Apparel

Leather jackets, pants, and coats are among Pakistan’s most popular leather goods. The quality and durability of these products have attracted buyers from around the world. Whether for fashion or utility, Pakistani leather apparel is known for its exceptional craftsmanship and superior finish.

Leather Footwear

Pakistan is a significant player in the global footwear market, producing leather shoes, boots, and sandals of premium quality. The leather used in Pakistani footwear is known for its strength, comfort, and long-lasting performance. Exporters cater to high-end brands across Europe, the US, and Asia, providing custom designs and handmade luxury items.

Leather Accessories

Pakistan’s leather industry also produces a wide range of accessories, including handbags, wallets, belts, and gloves. These products are made with attention to detail, using top-quality leather to create stylish and durable items that appeal to both men and women. Handcrafted leather bags from Pakistan, in particular, are admired for their elegant designs and craftsmanship.

Sporting Goods

The city of Sialkot is a global hub for sports equipment, including leather-based goods such as gloves, footballs, and protective gear. Pakistani leather sports products are trusted by international athletes for their quality, resilience, and precision.

The Role of the Leather Industry in Pakistan's Economy

The  leather accessories is one of the largest export sectors in Pakistan, contributing significantly to the country’s foreign exchange earnings. Pakistan exports leather goods to markets in Europe, North America, and Asia, with Italy, Germany, the US, and China being major importers. The industry provides employment to thousands of skilled workers, both in rural and urban areas, helping sustain local economies.

Government initiatives, such as export incentives and investment in modern tanning and processing technology, have further strengthened the leather sector’s capacity to compete in international markets. However, challenges such as environmental concerns related to the tanning process and the need for more innovation in product design still need to be addressed.

Sustainable Leather Production

As environmental awareness grows, Pakistan’s leather industry has begun embracing more sustainable practices. Many tanneries are now adopting cleaner technologies that reduce water and energy consumption, while minimizing the use of harmful chemicals. These efforts aim to meet international environmental standards, ensuring that Pakistani leather products are not only high-quality but also eco-friendly.

Conclusion

Pakistan’s leather products stand out for their premium quality, diverse range, and the rich tradition of craftsmanship that underpins the industry. From fashion garments to sports equipment, the country’s leather goods continue to command respect in global markets. As Pakistan’s leather industry continues to evolve, it is well-positioned to strengthen its foothold in the luxury and sustainable goods sectors, offering products that are both durable and stylish, with a commitment to environmental responsibility.

For consumers seeking a combination of tradition, innovation, and quality, leather goods from Pakistan are an excellent

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[jiya-exim]

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[surkhab7]

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[madhavleatherhouse]

leather products manufactures and exporters

Leather companies and their exports are a significant number of quality leather goods in the trade of this material around the world and they are very important in it. Their list includes leather jackets, bags, footwear, and accessories for the male, female, and children's lines. They provide the means that combines the technology with traditional methods of making it durable and last stylishly. Their skill in buying leather material from the most reputable suppliers worldwide and making it comply with the world standards gives them a distinctive recognition from established merchants who look for durable and stylish leather products.

[avnid]

What Are The Use of Leather

Leather

Leather is far and wide – in our shoes, our pocketbooks and luggage, our downtime jackets and swish cabinetwork – but its effect is seen encyclopedically.

To produce Deluxe Leather for our apparel, homewares, and other purposes, billions of cows are massacred each time. There are numerous different uses for leather as it's a protean material. It's both durable and fashionable, and thus its operations are nearly endless and that is shared by Deluxe Leather Goods Exporter. 

still, especially apparel and footwear, be sure find a original professional that can regularly treat and watch for your collection, If you presently enjoy leather products.

Then are 13 different shared by Deluxe Leather Accessories Manufacturer uses for leather, some of which are presently current while others are more literal in nature.

Full Grain Leather

Uses Saddlery, shoes and thrills, upholstery.

parcels Full grain leather includes the top split of the hide and may include the corium. Full grain from adult creatures is relatively thick, indeed if it includes just the top- split, and is applicable for belts and defiles. Full grain from pins will be thinner and can be used in finer operations like shoes. Full grain can be made from both the external and inner subcaste of the hide which makes it particularly durable. Full grain frequently shows the natural defects of the leather, its character. It's prized for its continuity.

Top Grain Leather

Uses Handbags, watchstraps, holdalls, shoes

Properties Top grain leather is veritably analogous to full grain. It's made from the external subcaste of the hide while the corium, or the “ split ” is removed. This makes the leather easier to bepaint

and shape. It's of veritably high quality and further supple than full grain therefore constantly used for holdalls

Corrected Grain Leather

Uses Handbags, watchstraps, holdalls, shoes

Properties Corrected grain leather can be either full- grain or top- grain but, but it's filed or buffed to remove defects on the face( grain) of the hide.

Genuine Leather

Uses Belts, clothes, footwear, accessories

Properties This can come from any subcaste of the hide except the external which is reserved for full grain and top grain. Like top- grain it's filed or buffed and is easy to bepaint

and shape.

Split Grain Leather( Suede)

Uses Shoes, cabinetwork, clothes, accessories

Properties This is cut from the lower situations of the hide, occasionally left over from the creation of top- grain leather. It isn't as strong as full and top grain but it's veritably flexible and good for complicated designs. Suede leather frequently comes from the split grain. It can be fluently coloured and left with the nap or dressed to be smooth. further details then.

Due to its continuity and comfort, leather has been used for seating throughout the history of transportation and cabinetwork. It has always been the ideal material for making defiles and method, as well as footwear. During the Middle periods, leather came the cover of choice for dining chairpersons, because it was easy to maintain and didn't absorb the odor of food – a fact that's still true moment.