Lamb Leather is a term that applies to either leather from sheepskins or lambskins which are virtually undetectable after tannage. The actual skins are more pourous and very delicate giving the leather a luscious buttery feel because the skins are protected primarily by wool.

A kind of leather used in manufacturing bags/handbags.

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