Next hide price hikes due in Sept

Article Abstract:

The next round of price hikes for leather will take place around September. So said participants at Lineapelle, the leather fair held in Bologna. Price hike estimates for raw leather hides for fall fell into the range of 5% or 6% to 50%.

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Leather grading system sets price guides, varies by vendor

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the leather grading system used by leather upholstery makers and suppliers. The system is used as a way to differentiate and market individual types of leather by price, based on quality or style.

United States, Use of materials & supplies, Other Household Textile Product Mills, TEXTILE MILL PRODUCTS, Upholstered household furniture, Upholstered Household Furniture Manufacturing, Upholstery Fabrics, Textiles, Upholstery

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Lineapelle show gaining momentum for upholstery

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the Lineapelle show for leather and trends in footwear, apparel, and accessories, to be held in Italy in the spring of 2002.

Marketing procedures, Industry Market Data, Business to Business

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