ok i try my best.
togo - grained leather, holds its shape quite well a bit stiff not very scratch prone a little glow
clemence - more matte then togo a flatter grained very buttery soft so it slouches more (it looks abit like ironed togo)
epsom - stiff textured leather (kind to be compared to vuittongs taiga)has awonderfull sheen to it but to some it appears plasticy colours are way darker on this leather very scratchresistant
fjord - very heavy bull leather very textured but also sturd and nearly waterproof it looks a bit masculine
chevre de coromandel- goatl leather with a shiny finish very exotic looking due to the spine soft lightweight scratchresistant durable
chevre mysore - amore matte goat leather where the spine is less durable
box - classic shiny boxcalf leather prone to scratches but ages wonderfully and gets a gorgeous patina (i love kelly in that material) very classic looking
chamonix - a variation of boxleather but matte looking
Barenia (discontinued) - a classic saddle calf leather
ostrich - the lightest leather of them all very durable no problem with water get softer while the years go by but still holds its shape no problem with water ages wonderfully
lizard - a very exotic looking leather if ordered in glazed it sparkles like diamond encrusted due to the small scales. can not handle water at all ages well but there is the possibility that the scales lift so take good care of it
porosus croc : the queen of the crocs very even and small scale pattern can not handle water well due to the glazing but really makes colours pop ages but colours appear darker on it ages gracefully
niloticus croc- a more "wild" looking crocscale pattern colours tend to look really vibrant on it a tad cheaper than porosus and it is just apersonal taste thing which croc pattern you love more
oy thats it for now if i have missed somethin i will add later or to the wonderful ladies around feel free to add
