The choice of All Leather to create such impressive logistics is not accidental, but the result of deep experience in the industry. It is the vision of the owner, Angelo Dal Maso, who guides our every decision. With a commercial sensitivity refined in years of work, Angelo is able to "find" and select among the vast Italian tanning production fabric reserves of leather in stock, recovering products of the highest value that, otherwise, would remain unused. This process, which we call scouting, allows us to create a unique warehouse of its kind.
In All Leather, the concept of quality is not monolithic. We know that absolute perfection at the highest price is not always the right answer. There are projects that require a second choice, an out-of-trend product or past seasons, for a matter of budget or specific production need. We live in a fluid market, where our readiness to provide an immediate solution is what makes the difference.
For this reason, our offer is built on a scale of quality values that allows us to promptly respond to any request. Many of our customers prefer to visit our warehouse directly to touch and choose the solution that best suits their needs, appreciating our ability to offer such a diverse range of products.
The selection process is also based on flexible criteria. Although there is no lack of very high-range skins, free of defects and with a constant grain, our approach also leads us to consider matches that, at first glance, could be defined as "inferior quality". In fact, they can be exactly what the client is looking for for a specific project or personal business strategy.
It is precisely this open-mindedness that drives us not to limit our offer, but to make it as heterogeneous as possible. Having such a large warehouse is not only a logistic choice, but a reflection of our philosophy: be ready to meet every type of request.
We work with clients throughout Italy and Europe, often pushing ourselves beyond the continent’s borders. This obliges us to constantly pay attention to the habits and preferences of different markets. The taste for furniture in Poland is different from that in Spain, as well as the leather goods trends in Bulgaria are not the same as in Denmark. These are just a few examples that demonstrate the complexity and variability that guide our product selection.
Our ability to understand and adapt to these different sensitivities allows us to offer an assortment that responds in a targeted way to the needs of each individual customer, regardless of their origin or project.
In the world of leather, not only veins count, but also visions. We find them, we value them and we make them available.
