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Conceria

Via del Cuoio, 15
56024 Ponte a Egola – San Miniato (PI) –
ITALY

info@whiteline.it
Phone +39 0571 30513
Amministrazione

Via Montebello, 7
40121 Bologna (BO)
ITALY

amministrazione@whiteline.it
Phone +39 051 6166869
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Hides

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All hides supplied by WHITE LINE are sourced from farms that meet all requirements from the CITES convention and where animals are treated in full compliance with Animal Welfare.

These are our processed leather proposals:

Crocodile Porosus

Crocodile skins can be recognized by the characteristic "dot" on each scale, the sensory organ that helps the crocodile move through the water. Porosus comes from Australian farms and lives in brackish waters. The skin is characterized by small, symmetrical scales that make it highly prized. The Porosus is the most exclusive and coveted, therefore the most expensive.

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Crocodile Niloticus

Crocodile skins can be recognized by the characteristic "dot" on each scale, the sensory organ that helps the crocodile move through the water. Niloticus comes from African herds, mainly from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and lives in fresh water. The skin has a characteristic large scale that gives it a sporty appearance.

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Alligator

Not to be confused with the Crocodile, the Alligator originates from the United States, more specifically Florida, Louisiana and Texas; due to the shape of its scales, its skin is considered more "exploitable" than crocodile skin: it lives in fresh water and has no sensory organs on its scales; it can be wild or farmed.

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Hips of Caiman

The Hips are the only part of the Caiman that is boneless, thus usable for the fashion industry. The Caiman comes from Bolivia and lives in fresh water. Caiman flanks have a pleasing and uniform texture and scale shape.

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Ostrich

The Ostrich is the largest extant bird, unable to fly: it comes from South Africa where it is bred for its meat, feathers and skin. The skin has as a distinctive feature, the presence of "follicles" where feathers originally resided

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Breed

Stingray is a fish caught in the Indian Ocean. Its texture of small, circular bones covers the entire surface of the skin so that it is unique and recognizable: gentle and soft to the touch in spite of the bone conformation that has a hardness similar to ceramics.

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Conceria

Via del Cuoio, 15
56024 Ponte a Egola – San Miniato (PI) –
ITALY

info@whiteline.it
Phone +39 0571 30513
Fax +39 0571 386868

Amministrazione

Via Montebello, 7
40121 Bologna (BO)
ITALY

amministrazione@whiteline.it
Phone +39 051 6166869
Fax +39 051 6184612

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