Leather

Yes.

leather starts with L and skin starts with S

thats the difference

Have you tried buying her some? She might feel obligated to wear them and then open back up the possibility of other boots.

Or, as option two:

Your girlfriend has found out that you apparently like boots. So she won't wear boots. And you're still calling her your girlfriend.

"I do not think that word means what you think it means."

Dump her, and find a girl who's willing to wear nothing BUT boots (I don't mean that literally, but then again, if the idea appeals to you, why not?).

neoprene glue is best used on leather repairs

Leather is always sensitive and chances are it will look alittle unoriginal when patched, what you can do though is ask the tailor to create a little design on it perhaps make it look different, for instance allow it to have an old school touch with a checked patched.

Yes

Don't know. I always liked hairless shiny skin and bodily smell. Leather is kind of an analogy to that. And i have a thing for bikers. I think leather makes the more masculine.

A vintage store obviously u can also try grandmas stuff

No, if you put a leather sofa out there in the sun it will bleach your couch trust me i have one and it was black now its white

Simulated leather is still considered leather...

it's safe. if you mean alergy wise.

but if your talking about the enviroment. no

Pigment leather is best used for products that require durability and a uniform appearance, such as handbags, wallets, and furniture upholstery. Its surface is treated with pigments to create a protective layer, making it resistant to stains and wear. This type of leather is ideal for everyday items that benefit from a consistent color and texture, while also being easier to clean and maintain.

It was cool!

To clean leather with egg white, start by lightly beating an egg white until it’s frothy. Apply the egg white to a soft, clean cloth and gently rub it onto the leather surface in a circular motion. This helps to lift dirt and grime while conditioning the leather. After cleaning, allow the leather to dry and then buff it with a dry cloth for a polished finish.

Black Leather Oliver Biker Jacket by Acne

I dont know? o;

Depends on where you live. If you are in North America it can be quite expensive about 20-50 bucks and can go really up depending on brand. But if you are able to get it from India or Pakistan where leather is mostly made then it can be VERY cheap about 10-20$ for a really good quality one without a brand name.

India

Take a look at the related link below.

Dyeing ostrich leather involves several steps to ensure even coloration and maintain the leather's texture. First, clean the leather thoroughly with a mild soap and water solution to remove any oils or dirt. Then, apply a leather dye specifically designed for use on exotic leathers, using a sponge or brush to ensure an even application. After dyeing, allow the leather to dry completely, and finish with a leather conditioner to keep it supple and enhance the color.

Probably black and maybe fire colors. Or black and diamond color because you can't have a leather jacket with out rhinestones on it!

Kangaroo

Yes, it will work on manmade material as well. Just make sure you prep. it first so it will adhere to the material.

no