CTL Leather Adds Fifteen New Colors

The colors expand three leather collections, Dakota, Dallas, and Trentino, and are available for immediate shipment.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Accessories

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CTL Leather has added fifteen new colors across its Dakota, Dallas, and Trentino leather collections, with five new colors for each collection. The colors are available for immediate shipment through representatives and showrooms across North America.

Why it matters

The new colors were developed to complement the distinct character of each leather, giving designers and buyers a wider palette within collections that are already LBC Red List Free.

Each of the three collections received five new colors, and all three are LBC Red List Free. The fifteen colors are available for immediate shipment through representatives and showrooms across North America, though pricing was not specified.

The players

CTL Leather

CTL Leather is the manufacturer behind the Dakota, Dallas, and Trentino leather collections announced with the new colors.

The details

The Dallas collection is an aniline wax pull-up leather, drum-aniline dyed and finished with transparent waxes and oils. Dakota is an aniline leather with a subtle veil of oils and waxes, while Trentino is a full-bodied, supple leather shaped by a meticulous tanning process.

Timeline

  1. November 2, 2026: CTL Leather announces the fifteen new colors

Culture Shift

Demand for materials screened against the LBC Red List has grown as buyers in the accessories market look for leathers that avoid restricted chemistry. Adding colors to already-compliant collections reflects that broader preference for certified-clean options alongside aesthetic choice.

Buyers across North America can order the fifteen new colors now, since they are available for immediate shipment through representatives and showrooms. The extraction does not confirm retail pricing, so shoppers should request quotes directly.

The takeaway

If you specify leather for bags, wallets, or furniture, the Red List Free status of these collections makes them a useful option when chemical screening matters to your project. Request current color swatches before committing to a large order.

Further reading

For more on leather goods and everyday carry, browse the Accessories section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Interior Design.