Many friends who like LV, Hermès and other Fake Luxury Brand Handbags should know that the crocodile leather bag is 30 times the price of the same calfskin bag. Moreover, the process of obtaining crocodile skin is also quite dangerous, so the crocodile purse is more and more precious. Today, let me tell you some introductions about crocodile skin.

All crocodiles are difficult to serve, with the Australian saltwater crocodile Nile crocodile as the most, with an annual output of approximately 25,000 Replica Luxury Bags. Cowhide is only a by-product of raising cattle; while crocodiles, although their meat is edible, are mainly raised for the purpose of obtaining leather. Cattle can freely stock for food on the pasture, and the crocodile must live in a quiet environment specially created from the moment of breaking the shell to avoid being disturbed and prevent fratricidalism. Only a few well-trained breeders are allowed to approach them.

Crocodile pens are cleaned every day and must follow a standard feeding procedure: the main food for crocodiles is chicken and specially selected cooking oil to improve the texture of the crocodile skin. The crocodile is an ancient species that relies on instinct to self-protect. Take the South African Nile crocodile as an example. They can be up to 5 meters long and weigh 700 kilograms. Anything that falls into the water will be swallowed by them, including misfortune. A breeder who has fallen into the water.

LV, Kering, Fake Cheap Hermes Bags These luxury companies will only pick the top 10% of the best quality crocodile skins produced each year.

In order to keep the crocodile's abdomen in good condition, the slaughtering, peeling and partial tanning process must be done manually; the formal process is to stun them thoroughly by two electric shocks before killing the crocodile to avoid suffering. To prevent the abuse of crocodiles and the protection of wild crocodiles, each captive crocodile skin requires a certificate to prove that it does not violate the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. On average, each crocodile skin brand bag costs at least two crocodile skins, each of which costs about $600, and the total leather cost is about $1,200 - but such a bag can be sold in retail stores for $40,000 to $150,000.