A selection of references that complement the nature of leather without concealing it.
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Earth tones do not transform the identity of leather; they complement it. These colors respect the material’s natural appearance, reveal the grain and preserve the depth created by the tanning process. That is why they remain a constant reference in leather goods, footwear and luxury articles.
Ref. 6006
A luminous reference in our chart. Its balance of light and warmth preserves the leather’s natural appearance, even on large articles. A frequent choice when the material needs to retain its full prominence.
Ref. 6004
Clarity and visual softness. One of the lightest shades in the chart, it brings brightness without obscuring the grain, making it particularly well suited to small leather goods and accessories.
Ref. 6097
The point of balance. A neutral reference that adapts effortlessly to different collections and finishes. Its versatility makes it one of the most widely used colors in leathercraft.
Ref. 7000
Inspired by classic leather. A warm shade reminiscent of the traditional color of tanned leather. It is widely used in articles where the material itself forms part of the product’s aesthetic language.
Ref. 6005
A natural transition between beiges and browns. Its position within the chart makes it easier to develop collections with a continuous chromatic progression. A dependable reference for projects seeking balance and continuity.
For the remaining references in this range—including mid-browns, tan shades and terracotta—request the full color chart.
The perception of color changes with the article, finish and light. That is why we make our references available to designers and development teams who need to assess the material before production.