What is nubuck leather?

Nubuck leather is the leather surface obtained after leather production and processing. Nubuck leather is a leather product with a matte surface, similar to frosted glass. After the surface of the leather product is polished, the cutting scars or rough chemical fibers are etched to reveal the neat and smooth chemical fiber tissue of the leather product, and then dyed Available in various fashionable colors. Nubuck leather refers to leather products (buffalo leather or yellow artificial leather) that are ground by a leather grinder and have a fluffy surface. After being made into boots, the clothes are breathable and comfortable and have a layered appearance. Expanded data Common methods for identifying genuine leather First, feel if you touch the leather surface with your hands, if it is smooth (the grain is processed into rough leather), soft, plump, and elastic, it is genuine leather. The nubuck leather used on shoes is generally rough-processed. Second, the visual appearance is mainly used to identify the type of leather and the grain of the leather. Observe that the leather surface has obvious pores and patterns, while synthetic leather is not clear after all, although it can also imitate pores. In addition, synthetic leather has a layer of textile on the reverse side as a backing to increase its tensile strength, while leather does not have this layer of textile on the reverse side. This identification is the simplest and most practical method. Third, generally good-smelling leather has no odor. All leather smells like leather. If there is a pungent odor, it may be that the tanning process was not handled well and some chemical raw materials were used beyond the standard.