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Limited budget, only considering style → PU leather
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Pursuing cost-effectiveness, short-term use → Split leather
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Seeking texture, durability, and long-term use → Full-grain leather
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E-commerce, physical stores, brand orders → Full-grain leather (high repeat purchase) 
TL;DR
Hello everyone, I am the former factory manager of Galan Leather Goods. Many people struggle when buying bags: PU, synthetic leather, or genuine leather?
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Key Takeaways
Hello everyone, I am the former factory manager of Galan Leather Goods. The implications extend across the leather, tannery, and footwear value chain—signals that buyers, suppliers, and investors should track closely.
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