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+1 for the kangaroo leather. It's used for some motorcycle gear, race type stuff. I've a pair of kangaroo gloves and they're super thin and light in comparison with cowhide but really expensive.
Yea definitely have a deerskin, buffalo skin, aligator skin, and whatever skin you can get your hands on. Many collector's will be buying from you and paying good money to boot. You can be like a collector's store. Have a premium collector's edition and your regular stuff out of cowhide or whatever.
Someone really needs to make kangaroo leather gloves. It has great tensile strength when split thin, and keeps its form well after stretching. It is also environmentally sound, depending on the supplier.
The best thing about it for me, though, is that scratches don't tend to harden and crust like they do with buffalo leather. They can be buffed out just like a good quality calf skin.
+1 for the kangaroo leather. It's used for some motorcycle gear, race type stuff. I've a pair of kangaroo gloves and they're super thin and light in comparison with cowhide but really expensive.
It took some looking, but we've got kangaroo! Only black color is available right now, but we can do custom gloves with it for just $175USD!