Natural Milled Leather is a type of the hide leather that has undergone a specific milling process to achieve a soft, natural texture and distinctive grain pattern.

This leather is typically minimally processed, retaining much of its original grain and natural appearance, which often includes visible characteristics like small imperfections, marks, and textures inherent to the hide. The leather is tumbled in a rotating drum, a process called “milling.” This helps soften the leather and brings out a more pronounced grain pattern. The milling process can vary in time and intensity, affecting the final look and feel of the leather.

As it is made from the hide, it is durable and long-lasting, with strength that holds up well to wear over time. The natural texture also tends to age beautifully, developing a patina with use. This leather is commonly used for items like handbags, footwear, furniture, and other goods where a combination of durability, softness, and natural aesthetic is desired.