Garrett Leather Corp is a privately owned, family-run supplier and producer of leather upholstery materials, sheepskin, tubular wovens, rug binding, welt cord, leather tassels, thread, and related products. It sources leather from European raw materials and offers custom color matching, finishing, embossing, laser etching, perforating, quilting, raised embossing, flame treating, and skiving for aviation, automotive, yacht, motor coach, commercial, and interior markets.
Townsend Leather Company, IncTownsend Leather is a third-generation, Kucel family-owned company founded in 1969, with its roots and production campus in upstate New York. Its specialized craftspeople work directly with designers to create custom upholstery leather for residential, hospitality, transportation, and aviation interiors. Townsend has held AS9100D certification since 2012, underscoring the rigorous quality system behind its hands-on craft.JOHNSTOWN, NY
Perrone Performance Leathers & TextilesWith roots in Gloversville, New York’s historic leather-making industry, Perrone Performance Leathers & Textiles carries more than a century of craftsmanship and three generations of leather expertise. Today, the company supplies transportation interiors to commercial airlines and other global customers, with a particular reputation for lightweight aviation upholstery and precision cutting.FULTONVILLE, NY
Cortina LeathersSince 1903, Cortina Leathers has crafted fine upholstery leather, pairing its original Lake Erie, Ohio factory with a global network of artisanal tanneries for designers and furniture makers worldwide. Its U.S. manufacturing hub brings old-world leather artistry together with custom color, finishing, cutting and performance capabilities, while the collection also includes sustainable alternative fabrics. Cortina serves the trade from its New York design studio and remains a long-standing supplier to hospitality and contract furniture designers.CONNEAUT, OH
Dualoy LeatherFounded in 1951, third-generation family-owned Dualoy Leather supplies distinctive upholstery leathers to architects and interior designers, including the parchment and shagreen skins it helped introduce to the American market during the Art Deco revival. Today, the company also develops custom interior pieces and architectural installations, while its team advises clients on turning unusual leather materials into finished design work. Andy Feigin has led the business since taking it over from his father in 2001.PORT WASHINGTON, NY