• Maremma (MM) 1
  • Maremma (MM) 2
  • Maremma (MM) 3

Color Guide

MM 1706 Mascagni MM 1709 Modigliani MM 1714 La Marinella MM 1711 Medici MM 1701 Argentario MM 1703 Giglio MM 1715 Castel del Piano MM 1708 Talamone MM BLCK Black

Maremma (MM)

The premium select hides required to produce Maremma originate from northern Italy and Switzerland. High quality dyes provide excellent lightfastness and allow a greater saturation and the luxurious surface is complemented by the enriched coloration of two dye baths. The sueded surface is protected by an impregnated, soil resistant treatment which shields the surface without disturbing the suppleness and beauty of this fine leather. Maremma offers a price sensitive alternative to the grain sueded leathers.

  • Content European cowhide
  • Origin Italy
  • Hide Size 18–22 sq ft (1.7–2.0 sq m)
  • Thickness 1.2–1.3 mm
  • Weight 3.0–3.25 oz / sq ft (915–992 g / sq m)
  • Grain Full
  • Grain Texture Textured sueded
  • Tannage Chrome
  • Dye Aniline
  • Finish Naked, soil resistant
  • Minimum Full hide
  • Primary Uses Upholstery, handrails, wall panels, architectural applications
  • Industry Automotive, contract, hospitality, marine, residential
  • Maintenance Textured sueded leather can be maintained with reasonable care as liquids will bead allowing spillage to be blotted up immediately. Brush occasionally with a scouring pad followed by vacuuming to remove dirt and loose fibers. Leather cleaners such as saddle soap or household cleaners that may contain harsh chemicals, alcohol or ink removers should never be used.
  • Custom Custom colors not available
  • Special Services Perforated available with an upcharge
  • Variation Color variation of naked leathers may be more pronounced beyond the normal commercial range. A Cutting for Approval (CFA) is required for all orders.
  • Colorfastness to Light Class 2–3
  • Colorfastness to Crocking Class 2–3 (dry)
  • Flammability CAL 117: Pass
  • CAL 133: Successfully used in CAL 133 applications with Firegard F187 fire backer material or equivalent (flame treated)
  • Cigarette Ignition Resistance NFPA 260: Class 1
  • Durability + Strength Abrasion ASTM D 7255: n/a
  • Breaking Force ASTM D 2208: 175 lb
  • Elongation ASTM D 2211: 30–50% at 50 lb
  • Flex ASTM D 2097: n/a
  • Tearing Strength ASTM D 4705: 25 lb
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