Leather is not only a symbol of elegance and quality, but also of sustainability and reuse. As arguably the oldest recycled product in the world, it reminds us that resource conservation and craftsmanship are timeless. Its history goes back millennia, and the way it is made, used and reused is a remarkable example of sustainability and resource conservation. It encourages us to rethink the way we consume and appreciate products that have a long history and a promising future.

In a world where industry is often dominated by fast-moving trends and disposable items, leather stands as the antithesis of sustainability and longevity. It embodies the idea that quality and timelessness are more important than fast consumption.

Unlike industrial products that offer standardised quality, leather is a natural product and therefore always shows signs of individual charm.
The leathers are unique and their colouring and structure are influenced by environmental factors such as light.
Even with daily use of the leather product, a patina develops over time, making each piece a very personal favorite.

Naturalness as a sign of individuality and quality. HUNTER carries a range of purely vegetable-tanned leather articles. The focus here is on environmental protection. An extract is obtained from olive tree leaves, a by-product of olive cultivation, which serves as the tanning agent for this leather with the feel-good factor. Thanks to renewable raw materials, the extraction of the tanning agent is very environmentally friendly and offers perfect waste material recycling.

It is the unmistakable texture, the unique scent and the pleasant feeling when you touch it. Every scar, every wrinkle, every imperfection only makes the product more expressive. This naturalness gives leather a soul and an authenticity.

Leather has remarkable temperature-balancing properties that make it an extremely versatile and comfortable material.
These properties are partly due to the natural characteristics of leather and its ability to adapt to different environmental conditions:

The pleasant smell of leather is a characteristic feature of this natural material and contributes significantly to its fascination. Each piece of leather has a slightly different scent, depending on the animal species, the tanning and processing method.
This enhances the uniqueness and individuality of each leather.

Leather is an extremely durable material. It resists scratches and wear better than most other materials. With the right care, leather can last for years, making it a cost-effective choice.