Leather comes in various types, each with unique characteristics. The most common types include full-grain leather, known for its durability and natural look, and top-grain leather, which is slightly more processed but still retains a high-quality finish. Other types include genuine leather, which is made from the lower layers of the hide, and bonded leather, created from leftover scraps and fibers. Another popular type is suede, which has a soft, napped finish and is often used for clothing and accessories. Nappa leather is a luxurious, soft leather often used in high-end products. Each type of leather serves different purposes based on its texture, durability, and appearance.