Welcome to
AHMAD International
MANUFACTURER OF ALL TYPES OF LEATHER AND LEATHER GOODS
QUALITY & INNOVATION
We Promise Your Safety, Quality, Protection, Comfort, Innovation & Great Value
Welcome To Ahmad International
We Promise Your Safety, Quality, Protection, Comfort, Innovation & Great Value
Ahmad International is a well-established company known for producing and exporting high-quality finished leather made from different animals’ skin, such as goats, sheep, cows, and buffalos. Since our founding in 2003, we have been providing excellent service to our customers. Our specialized leather is popular in producing industrial gloves and safety products, and we also export high-quality goat suede to different parts of the world.
At Ahmad International, we operate with a dedicated team of approximately 150 skilled workers who have years of experience in the industry. Our workers are committed to meeting our clients’ requirements and exceeding their expectations while strictly adhering to all industrial standards for the production of high-quality products. With over ten years of productive operations, we have gained incredible knowledge and skills to provide customized finished leather products to our esteemed customers. Trust us to deliver quality and efficient products that will meet and exceed your expectations.
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Our Specialization
We manufacture all types of Finished Leather for different types leather products and Gloving Leather / Suede Split Leather for safety gloves
Goat / Sheep skin Leather
This leather is occasionally used for gloves, it is hardwearing but coarser than other gloves. May sometimes have a Nappa finish to soften the hide. Usually used for cheaper ranges of gloves
Cow Hide Leather
Some lower priced gloves are made from cowhide leather, ideal for working gloves. Nubuck the top grain cow hide leather is used for some casual styles of glove. Nubuck is sanded or buffed on the grain side, producing a velvet-like surface. It lacks the suppleness and appearance of Hairsheep leather but is resistant to wear.
Suede / Split Leather
Suede is made from the soft underlayer of animal hide after the top layer is removed. To make split leather look like full grain leather, a leather finish is applied to one side and then rolled together. If you scratch full grain leather, it will show a lighter streak.
Leather Grades
The quality of leather affects how it looks but not necessarily how good it is for gloves. Softness and toughness come from the weight of the leather. There are three types of leather: full grain, top grain, and split leather.
Full grain is soft and comes from the upper section of the hide. It's not buffed or sanded, which allows for better durability and breathability.
Top grain is not the highest-quality, but it has a lower price tag and is more stain-resistant. It may have slight imperfections from the hide, but it often has a stamped grain to mimic other leather types.
Split leather is often used for suede. It's the fibrous underlayer of the hide after the top grain has been removed. There are different techniques to make it look like full grain, such as applying a finish or pressing it together. A light scratch on full grain will leave a lighter colored streak.
Finished Leather
With each category of leather being managed and produced by a dedicated team of industry professionals, at Ahmad Leather we are uniquely placed to be able to fulfill all our customers' leather requirements. whether you are driving your car, slipping on your shoes and leather jacket for a walk, you could be one of our customer
Leather Gloves
Most industrial leather gloves are exported from the east of India, especially from Kolkata where there are many active exporters. This region is responsible for more than 90% of the country's export of industrial leather gloves.
Each year, around 150 million pairs of industrial gloves are produced in India. Many people who are struggling economically, but have good skills, work in this industry.
The Indian Leather Industry aims to earn USD 27 billion by 2020. Experts say that making more industrial leather gloves and safety products can help reach this goal.
Tanning
Tanning is a process that turns animal skin into leather. Leather is a strong material that won't rot and can be used in different ways. To make leather, the skin is put in a container and soaked in a liquid that helps turn it into leather. The most common liquid used is called chromium. This can make the leather have a pale blue color when it's done. The skin gets soaked in the liquid while the container spins around so the liquid can soak in properly. After that, the leather gets dried and sorted depending on what type it is, how heavy it is, and how good it looks.
