Leather Color &
Material Options
PLEASE NOTE:
I may not have all supplies in stock at any given point in time. I may have to order them, which can delay the completion time of your project.
Due to differences in screen technology and display settings, it’s possible that the colors you see on your computer/tablet/mobile devices may differ slightly from the color of the final product. Please use the below colors as a guide only.
Leather Dye Colors
As the name suggests, leather dyes are used to change the color of the leather used in my products. When creating products, I have several different colored dyes available to use. All of the different leather dye colors I could potentially use in a project for you can be found below.
Please note that there are three main types of dyes I could use on your project: water based, alcohol based, and oil based. For some projects, I may use a specific type of dye. This means that not all colors listed below will be available for use on all projects.
Black (Oil)
Black (Water)
Cordovan (Alcohol)
Dark Brown (Alcohol)
Medium Brown (Alcohol)
Dark Brown (Water)
Dark Chocolate (Oil)
Chocolate (Oil)
Show Brown (Oil)
Dark Brown (Oil)
Medium Brown (Water)
Walnut (Oil)
Chocolate (Alcohol)
Russet (Alcohol)
Mahogany (Oil)
Moccasin Brown (Alcohol)
Light Brown (Alcohol)
Tan (Alcohol)
Mahogany (Alcohol)
Light Brown (Oil)
Tan (Water)
Golden Brown (Oil)
British Tan (Alcohol)
Saddle Tan (Oil)
Spanish Brown (Oil)
English Bridle (Oil)
Yellow (Water)
Yellow (Oil)
Orange (Alcohol)
Bucksin (Alcohol)
Yellow (Alcohol)
Light Tan (Alcohol)
Beige (Alcohol)
Kelly Green (Alcohol)
Green (Alcohol)
Green (Oil)
Green (Water)
Aqua Green (Alcohol)
Turquoise (Alcohol)
Light Blue (Alcohol)
Royal Blue (Oil)
Blue (Water)
Navy Blue (Alcohol)
Purple (Alcohol)
Burgundy (Alcohol)
Red (Water)
Oxblood (Alcohol)
Red (Alcohol)
Red (Oil)
Dark Red (Alcohol)
Maroon (Alcohol)
Leather Dye Colors
Black
Dark Chocolate
Chocolate
Show Brown
Dark Brown
Walnut
Mahogany
Light Brown
Golden Brown
Saddle Tan
Spanish Brown
English Bridle
Yellow
Green
Royal Blue
Red
Leather Paint Colors
Like leather dye, leather paint is used to change the color of the leather. The benefit of leather paint is that it can often add colors that cannot be achieved through dye. The downside of leather paint is that it generally sits on top of the leather instead of getting absorbed into the leather. This means that there is a possibility of the paint cracking with extended use. I will let you know whether it makes sense to use leather paint on your project or not. Leather paint colors that I could potentially use in a project for you can be found below.
Black
Flat Black
Rich Brown
Dark Brown
Bowler Brown
Chocolate
Luggage Brown
Brown
English Tan
Light Brown
Bronze
Capezio Tan
Dark Taupe
Taupe
Satchel Tan
Vachetta
Beige
Beige Taupe
Play in the Sand
Gold
Champagne
Vanilla
Pale Yellow
Yellow
Caramel
Buttercup
Mustard
Copper
Cognac
Saddle
Tan
Tangerine
Orange
Burgundy
Autumn Red
Raspberry
Scarlet Red
Brick
Terra Cotta
Chili Red
Fire Red
Red
Magenta
Mauve
Hot Pink
Petal Pink
Salmon
Pink
Shell Pink
Georgia Peach
Grinch Green
Mint
Avocado
Light Green
Green
Olive
Midnight Green
Dark Green
Turquoise
South Beach
Gift Box Blue
Pale Blue
Blue Turqoise
Light Blue
Blue
Sapphire
Dark Blue
Navy Blue
Purple
Violet
Lilac
Mist
Neutral
Sand
Bone
Putty
Grey Taupe
Dark Grey
Natural
Grey
Pewter
Light Grey
Dark Bone
Silver
Cream
Flat White
White
Leather Thread Colors
For leather, thread can be both functional and decorative. It’s often used to combine multiple pieces of leather together, but can also be used to create a professional looking border or decorative design. Thread colors that I could potentially use in a project for you can be found below.
White
Cream
Colonial Tan
Beige
Havana Cigar
Mid Brown
Brown
Black
Royal Blue
Green
Yellow
Organe
Red
Violet