Product of Argentina

We scour the world for the best quality hides available. Our hides have been tumbled between two to four days to ensure that they are soft and supple.We gallery all of our cow skins so that you can choose the exact skins that you want to buy.The printed cow hides come in leopard, tiger, and zebra print.The sizes vary.The cow hides are approximately 1/8" (3 mm) thick. Measurements are derived in the following way: The length is measured down the middle of the hide, not including tails. The top...

We scour the world for the best quality hides available. Our hides have been tumbled between two to four days to ensure that they are soft and supple.We gallery all of our cow skins so that you can choose the exact skins that you want to buy.The natural cow skins have been chrome-tanned. They come in a variety of colors and styles:Brindle (light to dark brown)Hereford (reddish brown and white)Holstein(white with large black or brown spots)Exotic or Tri-Color (unusual and unique coloring, often...

We scour the world for the best quality hides available. Our hides have been tumbled between two to four days to ensure that they are soft and supple.We gallery all of our cow skins so that you can choose the exact skins that you want to buy.The natural cow skins have been chrome-tanned. They come in a variety of colors and styles: Brindle (light to dark brown)Hereford (reddish brown and white)Holstein(white with large black or brown spots)Exotic or Tri-Color (unusual and unique coloring,...

These uncased Argentine gray fox skins range from 25" to 36" long, with an average size of 30". The furs are of beautiful colors: gray, browns, and blacks, with a length of ~1" to 3". The faces and the ears are usually damaged, and the nose may be cut off. Most skins have tails. There may be some patches in the furs, but mostly they are in good shape, making these ideal for craft projects. The hides are soft tanned.Similar to American Gray fox skins.Argentine gray fox are subject to CITES and...

This skin has a nice body and tail. The head has no ears or nose. The back is flexible. Similar to American Gray fox skins. Argentine gray fox are subject to CITES and are not for export. Product of and Tanned in Argentina.

This skin has a nice body and tail. The head is missing its ear, its nose, and has one large eye opening. The back has some holes but it is flexible. Similar to American Gray fox skins. Argentine gray fox are subject to CITES and are not for export. Product of and Tanned in Argentina.

This skin has a nice body and tail. The head is missing its ear, its nose, and has one large eye opening. The backside is good and flexible. Similar to American Gray fox skins. Argentine gray fox are subject to CITES and are not for export. Product of and Tanned in Argentina.

These are natural white angora goatskin plates. They measure approximately 2 feet by 4 feet and weigh about 2.2 lbs.Angoras are not an endangered species and are not subject to CITES controls.

We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades.Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece.Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades.Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece.Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades.Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece.Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades.Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece.Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades.Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece.Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades.Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece.Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This hide has wave to hair. The coloring is creamy white with a lot of tan undertone through hide. The hair is 4" to 6" long. The backing is a little stiff but workable. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the...

This hide has a long wave to hair. The coloring is creamy with a heavy tan undertone. The hair length is 5" to 6" long. The backing is a little stiff but workable and some sewing and a heavy coloring of cream on back. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are...

This hide has a nice curly wave through the hide. The coloring is creamy with tan undertones throughout the hide. The hair length is 4" to 5" long. The backing is flexible. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the...

This angora goatskin was not sorted by size or graded by quality. You will get the exact one shown in the photos. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This hide has wavy hair through the hide. The coloring is brown in the center and very creamy through the rest of the hide. The hair length is about 3" to 4" long. The backing is stiff in some parts but workable. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not...

This hide has a slight wave to hair. The coloring has gray through the hide with a creamy top layer. The hair length is 4" to 5" long. The backing has a stiff feel. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the...

This hide has a curly wave to hair. The coloring is a creamy white with some gray down the center. The hair range is all over different 3" to 7" depending on where you measure. The backing is flexible with some sewing and coloring issues. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own...

This hide has straight hair. The coloring is creamy white with gray down the center. The hair is 3" to 4" long with a soft feel with some areas a nice thickness. The backing is flexible. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product...

This hide has a small curl to hair. The coloring is creamy with tan undertones. The hair length is 2" to 3" long. The backing is flexible one sewing and a few color spots. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food...

This hide has a curl wave to hair. The coloring is creamy with a lot of tan undertone through hide. The hair length is 2" to 3" long. The backing is flexible with two sewing spots. We offer a variety of grades of angora goatskins which are sorted into sizes. Please see Grading Notes for a description of our different grades. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a...