Success stories

Furs, as a natural product, are very different from one another and can contain a multitude of defects, which give them their genuineness. But some of these defects, initially not very visible once the tanning process is finished, end up being very conspicuous and significantly lower the value of the leather.

This is why it is important to carry out a precise classification of the skins. According to this, they will be subjected to the most appropriate processes and graded according to their quality.

The identification of such defects, such as mosquito bites, scratches, stains, etc., was carried out manually by specialised operators. We have to think that it is a highly complex process and that it involves interpretation by the operator, as all leather has defects, but one has to discern between the number of defects, the type, the position, etc.
This meant that two operators could classify the same skin into two different categories. In addition, over time, the eyestrain of these operators reduced their productivity.