Genuine Leather Tooling Sheets 1.8-2.0MM Thick Genuine Top Full Grain Oil Tan Crazy Horse Cowhide Leather Sheets for Crafts Tooling Sewing Wallet Earring Hobby (Dark Brown, 8"x12")

This dark brown genuine cowhide leather sheet is excellent quality. The leather is thick, durable, and has a rich, natural color that looks even better in person. It feels premium and well-tanned, not stiff or dry, and it cuts and works very cleanly. I’ve found it to be extremely versatile — perfect for crafts, leather tooling, and a wide range of sewing projects. Whether you’re making small handmade items, repairs, or more detailed leatherwork, this sheet is easy to work with and holds its shape well. Overall, this is top-notch leather that feels like it will last for years. Great value for the quality, and I would absolutely buy it again. Highly recommended for anyone needing genuine leather for creative or practical projects.

Very nice. I'm making a leather case for an 18" masonry detail level. A bit thinner than I was expecting but very tough

As soon as I held the piece of leather, I knew it was of great quality. I immediately brought out my digital micrometer to measure the thickness at multiple random points. The thickness ranged from 2.1+ mm to 2.5+ mm. The leather exceeded my expectation.

Pros: The quality seems fine. It is a soft leather. It is roughly 2 mm thick. Neutral: The smoother side does mark up quite a bit as expected with leather. Con: The color is a lot darker than shown in the picture. I ordered dark brown and it is definitely brown but a VERY DARK brown. At first I thought it was black but it's definitely not black so I know it is what I ordered... I was just expecting the shade to be closer to the picture. Leather gets darker when it is oiled up so imagine that it is well oiled. That's how dark the smooth face is. The suede side is lighter and more the color I'd like but that's not the side I want to have showing. It's a good thing that a darker color is okay for what I am doing but not ideal. Rubbing the smooth side will lighten it up but not uniformly. For those who care: It is made in China.

I had a very specific "want" in mind - something to set glasses and bottles on in my bar cabinet that would not be the typical silicone bar mat, as it would be too thick. My first thought was to order one of those computer mats. Most would be $18 or more for whatever material, including fake leather, and real leather ones would be maybe $40 at the low end. I don't know why but I thought I'd see if amazon sold pieces of leather I could cut into a sheet and how much they'd be. I was surprised to find just what I wanted at a very reasonable price. This tooling sheet is ideal. It lays flat, has a rich color to it, and when I open the cabinet door, I'm hit with a great leather fragrance you find in those leather goods shops in Mexico and Central America. The sheet I received was true to size and "square", such that it had a 90-degree angle at each corner. Every cut was clean and straight. I couldn't be more pleased and am considering ordering a couple more for the lower shelves. Technically, they're just storage but I just like the smell. I am aware that I probably got super lucky getting such a perfect piece and if I do order more, I might not be as lucky, but, again, for my intended use, I won't mind.

I purchased the light brown color, but the leather that arrived was much darker than expected. 'Light brown' is subjective. The leather itself seems very low quality with very little (if any) leather smell and there is no grain to it, but it will work perfect for the liqueur box that I am making. If a decorative/show, rugged, or heirloom piece of leather is what you are after, I don't think this is the leather that you want. For everything else, this is decent. If I was looking for a high quality piece of leather, I would have returned this, however, another sheet was ordered for another project.

I needed something to replace the straps on my birkenstocks. They weren't worn out but I accidentally bought vegan uppers which means PLASTIC. Plastic makes blisters, blisters make scabs, pain and suffering ensues. Anyway...I have a bunch of upholstery leather from years of that type of work. It was all pretty thin for shoes though. This leather is way thicker than that! It's not something I'd make a belt out of, at least not a single thickness but it's great for shoes! I'd add a pic of my birks but they are gluing at the moment. Due to my innovating and amazing redneck skills, they are wrapped in yarn holding together while I pray the glue sets. The piece I got was rolled nicely and had no creases. There was a small surface scuff but it wasn't anything deep and will go away in time or with more oil. It looks like the picture and seems to be pretty even thickness to me. Nothing hairy on the back or wrinkled, we used to call those pieces armpits and elbows, just where the animal had creases. This piece was soft and smooth and looks like nice flat hide. I have enough left after fixing this pair that I could fix probably another whole pair of sandals. Can't beat the price either. I'm happy and would order again if I needed more. I'm hoping this lasts a while! Lol

This is not as described, it’s either faux leather, or extremely low quality leather, on a black non-leather backing. I wanted to use this for a strop and am returning.

The seller sent me two leftover pieces of leather, and the whole thing was very strange and disappointing. It showed a complete lack of care and professionalism. I definitely do not recommend buying from this seller.

Quality of product supplied was as described / expected. Some care/maintenance guideline would make the it even more attractive for buyers

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Great quality and just enough to try out and see if it would work. I would recommend