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Leather Fabric refers to a wide variety of treated animal skins or hides that undergo specific processing methods depending on which type is desired. Fur Fabric is created after retaining the hair or fur on the outside of the animal hide; leather, on the other hand, becomes so when the hair or fur is scraped off. Suede Fabric is leather that either naturally has a napped finish or has had one developed by brushing soft or split leather. Whether fur, standard leather, or suede, leather hides have been used for many years as a tough, durable material for creating all kinds of garments and accessories.