Since
prehistory, man has used the skin of various animals to shelter. Millions of
years later, the use of skins has become a symbol of power, luxury and glamor,
and many fashionable garments are made with these materials of natural origin.
However, there are also clear detractors of the use of natural skins, so many
designers and, of course, low cost signatures, bet on the use of synthetic
skins instead of oxford
cloth women travel bag.
WHAT ARE
THE MOST USED NATURAL SKINS IN FASHION?
One of the
most common materials that arise from natural skin treatment to turn it into
all kinds of fashionable items is leather. That is, the result of the skin of
an animal once tanned. The most frequent species of this tissue are sheep,
goat, pig or deer, but also the less common ones such as otters, chinchillas or
different types of reptiles and fish for men
casual bag.
AN
ALTERNATIVE TO ANIMAL SKIN: SYNTHETIC SKINS
If you
want to preserve the fauna and avoid animal abuse, but wear the same look as
the skin, the best alternative is the wide range offered by the synthetic
leather market. Many designers have joined the cause and do not use animal
skins for ethical and moral reasons.
The famous
leatherette is nothing more than 100% synthetic leather, made with materials
like plastic mimicking the look of the natural ones. For example, synthetic
leather or synthetic suede have a color and texture similar to natural
(although, of course, it can be dyed in different colors). There are also
long-haired clothing that far from belonging to a fox to a mink, have a similar
design and mimic the texture of their fur thanks to the synthetic fibers with
which they are made and the dyes that provide the right colors.
These
types of skins are used, again, to make the same garments as in the case of
natural ones. Although they are mainly pieces of clothing, they also appear in
details of lighter garments and of course in all kinds of accessories: shoes,
handbags, purses, purses, gloves and a myriad of accessories.
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