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White Label Leather Care Products

What are White Label and/or Private Label?

White label is where a company purchases products from another company who will rebrand it in their own personalised brand for them. 
Basically, the company selling the final product to the customer does not manufacture, bottle or label it. The intention of white labelling is to make the product appear as if the company made it themselves.
 
Our White label leather care products can be customised,  such as adding your logo or brand name to a generic pre-designed label we will place on the bottle for you. These products can be purchased in small quantities and created on demand for offer to various brands who wish to endorse their companies brand. 
 
We can also private label, where we exclusively manufacture for a retailer to be sold only under the retailer’s brand.
 
 
 
Date Added: 22/03/2024

CUSTOM COLOUR MATCHING FOR LEATHER DYES
Are you tired of searching high and low for the perfect leather colour, only to come up empty-handed? Look no further! Our leather Paint and dye Colour Matching Service is here to save the day and transform your leather item!
 
Endless Colour Possibilities:
No matter how unique or specific your desired pigment or dye shade may be, our advanced experience can create it, from blues to subtle pastels, and every hue in between, we have the experience to recreate your dream color with a passion.
 
Swift and Efficient Process:
Gone are the days of spending days waiting for a colour match, With our efficient colour matching service, all it takes is a simple sample.
Post in a sample and our expert team will swiftly create a custom-mixed leather dye that blends seamlessley with your leather item.
 
Unleash Your Creativity:
Whether you're a seasoned leather crafter, interior designer or a passionate DIY enthusiast restorer, our leather pigment colour matching service empowers you to bring your ideas to life. Discover the freedom to express yourself and add your personal touch to every corner of your space.
 
Home and Commercial Applications:
Our leather colour matching service is not limited to residential projects, From homes to offices, shops, and hospitality venues, we cater to a wide range of commercial premises, helping businesses achieve their desired restoration or project.
 
Superior Quality leather dyes and paints:
Rest assured, the quality of our pigment and dyes is as outstanding as our colour blending service, ensuring lasting durability, impeccable finish, and eco-friendly formulations that are safe for your family, pets, and the environment.
 
Contact Us Today:
Don't settle for anything less than perfection! Connect with us now: contact@buffaloleather.co.uk
 
Date Added: 01/12/2023

PEELING LEATHER

How do you tackle peeling leather? There is a solution but it will always have drawbacks!


From experience I know whatever causes the peeling (also known as de-lamination) theres a chance it's going to happen again due to the flex of the leather during useage.
It's all about managing your customers expectations and giving no guaruntee, consider that you don't want a problem you didn't create becoming your responsibility down the line.

What causes peeling on genuine leather?

It can be a variety of causes

1. The pigment coating hasn't been bonded correctly to the leather during the tanning/finishing process, quite simply the pigment isn't stretching with the leather and pulls away from the surface.

2. From time to time I have seen pigment peeling off aniline leather, again at the tannery they may be left with odd aniline hides which they spray with pigment to make up a batch, the oil or wax content within the aniline leather can contaminate the pigment and cause it to peel.

3. Some delamination slightly crumbles or peels leaving a cleaner version of itself underneath, this is most probably the clear sealant breaking down due to wear, dirt and lack of care routine.

How do we tackle it?

If its the pigment or sealant is peeling, sand back as much as possible until it peels no more.
Clean the area using a water based cleaner, rinse using solvent prep cleaner.
Apply bonder using a cotton bud or finger cloth the smooth over the edges and adhere it down to the surface, this is a slow painstaking process but necessary.
Re-color and seal if required.

Why is the repair likely to be short term?

Not all repairs will fail but its likely to be a high percentage.
The problem is the peeling starts from underneath the pigment, we can only repair from the top of the pigment.
The area will always remain fairly unstable, when leather is flexing during useage it puts a lot of stress on the pigment which simply can't hold on to the leather forever.

If you have any technical leather problems, contact Jackie Roberts - Head technical advisor for Buffalo Products.
contact@buffaloleather.co.uk

Date Added: 04/03/2025
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