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Who we are The Perwanger family began tanning leather and skins for farmers and hunters in the heart of the Italian Alps in 1780. Back then, it was common among the locals to take the hides of their own cattle to the tanner. The leather was then taken to the cobbler and the shoes were […]https://perwangerleather.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/AdobeStock_54779677-1024x683.jpeg