Allow me to introduce you to "Ferrari" among the leathers on the glove market and that is the leather Peccari and Carpincho, which produce the most luxurious gloves of their time. Leather from South American and Central American wild pigs. Today importing from Peru, where they are hunted in the deep jungle and processed into these extra soft, towing and "unbreakable" leather. They are leather with a very prominent face side and thin pores along the bristles, but not all the way through the skin. This is the characteristic and visible holes-very tiny 3 holes on Peccari and 5 holes in Carpincho, which is even finer and the pores are almost imperceptible.

Carpincho = Capybara is the largest living rodent species in the South America.

Both materials are subject to strict rules on their use and further processing into products. However, they are sold with certificates of origin and processing for the manufacture of luxury gloves or other leather accessories. All leathers are certified CITES by SERFOR (National Forest and Wildlife Authority of Peru). Peru is the only country that has a CITES permit for trade in special skin care.

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