Leather [noun]

Companies like MycoWorks and Modern Meadow both have alternative leather products in the works.

Barton also makes bands in leather and canvas so you can mix up band material if you like.

There’s a cherry red version for $50 more, and a $400 leather case in case you want to make your consumption even more conspicuous.

The retro design of these headphones is an immediate attention-grabber—the brown leather and steel combination is an absolute winner.

This leather-bound journal is the perfect gift for those writers that are longing to explore a different era.

Wide arms make for comfortable sitting positions, and you can select between a variety of colors, including camel faux leather and light blue.

Consider leather if you plan to wear your knife hanging vertically down from your belt.

The company’s other product in development is called AirTags, designed for locating physical items, which will be equipped with a leather carrying case, Bloomberg News has reported.

A company called Modern Meadows is using similar technology to grow leather in the lab, without the need for cattle.

A leather swordbelt, gold-embroidered at the edges, carried a long steel-halted rapier in a leather scabbard chaped with steel.