Traditionally, the skins of farmed yellowtail were discarded or repurposed as fertilizer. Now, through innovative upcycling, these skins are transformed into high-quality fish leather. This spring, test sales of namino leather will begin, targeting apparel manufacturers in Europe, the U.S., and Japan, where sustainability is a key industry focus.
All of “namino leather”'s raw skins are “KUROSE BURI,” 100% fully-farmed and aquacultured in the rich waters of the Hyuga Sea in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan.
Four collections are available, each with different characteristics depending on the tanning and finishing.
Time for the fisheries sector Peru
Every five years, the national fishing sector once again expects the State to do justice to one of the country's greatest strengths. Peru possesses privileged conditions. Our sea, our rivers and lakes...
Namino Leather
Traditionally, the skins of farmed yellowtail were discarded or repurposed as fertilizer. Now, through innovative upcycling, these skins are transformed into high-quality fish leather. This spring, test sales of namino leather will begin, targeting apparel manufacturers in Europe, the U.S., and Japan, where sustainability is a key industry focus.
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