FROM HERMES GROUPIE'S LEATHER BOOK : CLEMENCE
"Official name is veau taurillon clemence. It is baby bull and heavy. Perhaps the leather with most slouch to it. It is a broader, flatter grain. The grain has a tendency to come to the surface and this is evidenced by cracking of the resin along the edges of the bag. Around since the 1980's, it is becoming a classic. Another of the Hermes leathers that can be refurbished to almost as good as new."
Hi - I'm so new to the Hermes world and was reading HermesGroupie's Leather book... I was wondering what it means when the grain of the leather 'comes to the surface' Would anyone have pics of this so I can be aware of what it looks like. I was lucky to received a 35 cm black Birkin in Clemence as a gift and have no idea how to take care of it... Any tips on maintaining a togo or clemence would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance for helping a newcomer!!! :okay:
"Official name is veau taurillon clemence. It is baby bull and heavy. Perhaps the leather with most slouch to it. It is a broader, flatter grain. The grain has a tendency to come to the surface and this is evidenced by cracking of the resin along the edges of the bag. Around since the 1980's, it is becoming a classic. Another of the Hermes leathers that can be refurbished to almost as good as new."
Hi - I'm so new to the Hermes world and was reading HermesGroupie's Leather book... I was wondering what it means when the grain of the leather 'comes to the surface' Would anyone have pics of this so I can be aware of what it looks like. I was lucky to received a 35 cm black Birkin in Clemence as a gift and have no idea how to take care of it... Any tips on maintaining a togo or clemence would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance for helping a newcomer!!! :okay: