How to identify crocodile skin, how to identify crocodile skin

1.Don't think that just because it's soft is genuine leather.

Crocodile imitation leather or rolled crocodile leather calfskin will also feel very soft, but compared with real crocodile leather, the latter feels firmer, and you can feel the pattern and the inner texture of the leather tightly combined when pressed. The imitation crocodile skin raised pattern will feel looser, and you can feel the gap between the embossing when you press it.

2. Stomata are not the only criteria for distinguishing between real and fake crocodile skins.

The one with delicate pores must be real crocodile leather, but the one without pores is not necessarily imitation crocodile leather, because the alligator does not have pores. But fortunately, the alligator feel and pattern are thicker, not as soft as imitation crocodile leather, in addition, real crocodile leather will absorb when exposed to water and leave dark water marks, while crocodile imitation leather does not absorb water.

3. Distinguish between real and fake crocodile skin through vivid and neat patterns.

A neat and symmetrical pattern is not necessarily a high-quality belly leather, and the pattern of imitation crocodile skin is more neat. No matter how neat the pattern of real crocodile leather is, there will be subtle changes on the line, and the curve will be more vivid. The imitation ginning is rigid and uniform.

4. Use the grooves between the surface markings of crocodile skin to distinguish the real from the fake.

The grooves between the markings of the imitation alligator leather strap are relatively shallow, while the real alligator leather is deep, and in the horizontal parts of the markings, the junctions between the knots, will also produce complex and dense folds, not smooth.

5. There are "slub lines" on the real crocodile skin

The so-called "bamboo slub pattern" is similar to the bamboo knots between the knots, there are many longitudinal and subtle cracks arranged together, which are very fine and irregular, which cannot be made by imitation alligator leather straps.

Crocodile skin is divided into crocodile back and crocodile belly. Generally speaking, crocodile belly is more expensive than crocodile back.

How to distinguish it: This is what the owner of the crocodile belt told me, he said that if you buy a crocodile back, the bulging bone is hard, and.

And the distribution is uneven, if it is false, most of the protruding bones are empty, and some are very uniform.

Even. Or many crocodile belts are the same, and there is generally a belt that is made up of several pieces of leather spliced together.

It is relatively difficult to distinguish between the true and false crocodile belly, he said that the main thing is to look at the ** texture, which should not change after repeated compression.

shaped. In fact, as an ordinary consumer, it is difficult to distinguish between the real and the fake, even if others tell you a bunch of theoretical knowledge, you understand it, and there are still problems with actual identification. The main thing is that the level of counterfeiters is now beyond our knowledge.

Sometimes it is difficult for practitioners to distinguish the real from the fake. So if the landlord wants to buy, go to a trustworthy merchant to buy, or a more familiar merchant to buy. At least spend money on a comfort!

Visually it seems to be true. But this thing has to be tested, touched with your hands, burned with fire, and so on to be accurately judged.

Fake, that's all a goods, caused, don't believe it's fake.

Crocodile skin is real, true.

If it is not a self-master, then it is still a bit difficult to distinguish by yourself, but in general, it can be judged by the following four aspects:

The first is the feel: crocodile leather feels soft and firm, and you can feel the close combination of the pattern and the inner texture of the leather when pressed, while the pattern of imitation crocodile leather will feel looser, and you can feel the gap between the embossing when you press it.

The second is stomata: real crocodile skin will absorb when exposed to water, leaving dark water marks, and it will transform back after a while, while imitation crocodile skin will not absorb water.

The third is the pattern: although the pattern of crocodile skin is neat, but a fine observation will find that there will be a little change on the line, the curve is more vivid, and the skin pattern is arranged in a regular manner, or from large to small, or from dark to shallow. The imitation crocodile pattern is very rigid and has no vivid feeling.

Fourth, look at the cross-section of the skin grain. A layer of deep grooves can be seen in the cross-section of the skin grain of true crocodile leather; Crocodile imitation leather, on the other hand, has no grooves or shallow grooves.