Western Style Bump Texture Geometric Pattern 2.0mm(5-5.5oz) Genuine Leather Sheet, Floral Tooling Craft Leather for DIY Projects (Black | Pattern 12"x24"）

Good.

Leather is much much thinner than pictured. I expected the thickness to be like the photos. It’s thinner than a penny. I am holding my iPhone charger plug next to it for reference. I am a knife maker and I ordered this to be used for sheath material. I will find another use for it. The leather is authentic and the quality is okay. I am just annoyed about the pictures versus what you actually get.

I'm so satisfied, it's just perfect piece of leather, smooth and clean, silky, without any marks, just as described. So good! Natural color, neat back side. 30.5/60.5 cm, 1.5 mm thickness.

Very nice smooth leather

I used this piece which was a great size to make a few 2-3 inch pieces to cover over a strap on the boot for extra protection I bought it with aleenes leather glue and and sewing kit for leather cost me about 55$ and I made a wallet for fun and still got some left over to craft a holster for a leather man knife ! I played read dead 2 and bought a jacket in the game which was this color or very similar and I fell in love with it ! The leather is real and smells exactly like leather when I was threading I never used leather and it felt real because it is it’s some of the best quality I’ve seen with all these cheap rip off pieces this product well worth it !

I have never worked with leather before, but I wanted a high quality envelope to hold watercolor paper for when I paint outdoors. It was important to me for the leather to be full-grain because I wanted it to hold up to the elements, and last a long time. Quick note: Full-grain leather is the full hide. If you sand the outermost part off, you have thinner, Top-Grain leather. If you sand that off, you have Genuine Leather. (You need to emboss it with an artificial texture to make it look like leather.) I mention that because this is definitely Full-Grain leather. And it’s gorgeous. This leather arrived two days after I purchased it, and it’s lovely! I ran out and picked up a sewing awl. I used a drafting compass to mark and punch holes for sewing. I cut the leather with an Exacto knife, and made this pouch in an evening. It wasn’t as hard as I thought, and I’m excited to take it out when I go camping in a few weeks. This is beautiful, thick, full-grain leather. I am thinking about getting a larger one to make a bigger pouch - but I want to test this one out first so I know what to do differently on the next one.