Corrected grain leather is a type of leather that has undergone a finishing process to enhance its appearance and durability. This leather is typically made from lower-quality hides that are sanded or buffed to remove imperfections. After this treatment, a protective coating is applied, which can include dyes and pigments to create a uniform look. This type of leather is often used in furniture, bags, and shoes due to its resistance to wear and tear. While it may not have the same natural texture as full-grain leather, corrected grain leather offers a more consistent finish and is generally more affordable.