Leather

How It’s Made

All wild game leather in Australia is a by-product of regulated harvesting only, ensuring no animal is harvested for its skin alone. 

Once collected, the skins are prepared and sent to skilled tanners who transform them into premium leather. This process combines centuries-old craftsmanship with modern, low-impact techniques to minimise waste and extend the life of the material. 

Every stage is carefully managed to ensure that the leather is not only strong and beautiful, but also ethically and responsibly produced.

Consumer Awareness

While some synthetic leather alternatives are marketed as “eco-friendly,” many are derived from petroleum-based plastics, which contribute to landfill and release microplastics into the environment. 

In contrast, natural wild-game leather is natural, long-lasting, and part of a regulated, sustainable harvest.

By choosing genuine wild-harvest leather, consumers support ethical production and responsible use of Australia’s natural resources.