No words can fully describe the tactile experience of holding elk leather. First-timers will be captivated by its softness. The cushioned leather gives the products a soft touch, while the wild patterns add texture.

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Since the ancient times, Elk, the largest type of deer in the world, has been regarded as sacred, and in particular, the Nordic people have believed that the Elk’s horn and skin bring good luck. Elks live primarily in the wilderness of Northern Europe. To sustain the natural balance of the elk population, elk hunting is strictly regulated at national level, and only authorized personnel are allowed to hunt them, resulting in limited amount of elk leather available for manufacturing.

Elk leather is widely used in fine leather goods in Northern Europe. Elk leather with its Nordic style base is not only stylish, but also very functional. Despite its softness, elk leather has more than three times the strength of cowhide.