Leather goods businesses sell or make items produced from animal hide or leather-like materials. Their products commonly include bags, wallets, purses, belts, briefcases, luggage, card holders, gloves and small accessories. Some specialise in particular types of goods, while others offer a broader range in different styles, sizes and finishes. Products may be made from full-grain, top-grain or other types of leather, as well as suede, depending on the item and its intended use. Depending on the business, services may include made-to-measure or bespoke leatherwork, personalisation, repairs and restoration. A leatherworker may cut, stitch, shape and finish materials by hand or using machinery, and can replace worn fittings or mend seams. Retailers may also provide guidance on leather types, care and cleaning. Customers can expect variation in durability, appearance and maintenance needs, so care instructions generally depend on the material and finish of each product.