3S LEATHER TECHNOLOGY co.,ltd.

Location
〒679-4153 343-1 Monzen, Ibo-cho, Tatsuno city, Hyogo Prefecture
Person in charge
Person in charge:Nobuko Shimada
Contact information
telephone number:0791-67-0327
FAX number:0791-67-0653
email address:info@3sleathertechnology.com
Company site:https://3sleathertechnology.com/
Industry
Tanning industry
Transaction format
Both direct and indirect transactions
Capital
\10 million to less than \50 million
Business scale
\50 million to less than \100 million
Number of employees
Fewer than 5
Sources of leather
Bullhide, Cowhide, Steerhide
Kipskin (kips are 6 months to less than 2 years of age)
Calfskin
Sheepskin
Horsehide
Buckskin or deerskin
Bear skin
Tanning methods
Chrome tanning
Vegetable tanning
ECO-ZEOLITE TANNING
Country of origin for raw materials
Japan
Suppliers of raw materials
Raw hide dealers
Direct Purchasing from Local Sources
Production capacity
(1 dm²=0.01 m²)
1 million dm² to 1.5 million dm² per year
Minimum production lot size
We accept orders starting from 20 sheets.
Primary applications of leather produced
Women's shoes
Casual shoes
Bags
Small leather goods
Men's apparel (coats, jackets, pants, etc)
Women's apparel (coats, jackets, skirts, etc)
Martial Arts Equipment
Major clients (sales destinations)
Leather wholesaler
Shoe/footwear manufacturer
Bag/purse manufacturer
Apparel manufacturer
Production and Delivery Features
Environmentally conscious production practices
Capable of handling sample requests
Available to cater to custom orders
Key Features of Finished Leather
Functionality, such as the ability to return waste products to nature
We handle a wide variety of materials and develop original materials through diverse tanning methods.
Exhibitions to Host and Participate
Not participating in or hosting
Methods to send information
Website
Utilizing social media
Certifications Obtained
JLP Tag Usage Permission
Company Features
ACORN LEATHER®

This new plant-tanned leather is made by tanning Japanese cowhide using only tannins extracted from acorn shells that have naturally fallen in forests. The tannins used to tan this leather require no tree felling, and the resource will be renewable as long as the forests remain.