Aussie Bush Leather

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Aussie Bush Leather Sustainability Actions

Reduced water use

SustainabilityTracker says Aussie Bush Leather reduced water use by 15% over five years. The profile says this came from recycling 70% of water and installing a new treatment plant. That points to a practical effort to cut water use in production, which matters in leather work because tanning and finishing can use a lot of water.

Makes and repairs locally

The brand says its products are designed and made in its NSW workshop in Australia. It also says it offers repairs for its own products. Repair services can help items last longer, which can reduce waste because customers may replace things less often.

Uses registered leather sources

In its FAQ, the brand says it sources leather based on the job it is needed for, including kangaroo leather from Australia and other leather from New Zealand and France. It also says it uses cowhide, rawhide, and kangaroo leather. The source material does not show independent proof of how sustainable these supply choices are, but it does show the brand is open about where some materials come from.

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