A family story begins with a single workshop.
Władysław Kalata establishes Kalskór. Amid a period of profound economic change, he builds it on craft, experience, and respect for natural material.

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Kalskór / Podhale / since 1989
Podhale / Poland
written in leather.
A family tannery that has learned to evolve through the decades without losing respect for material, people, and craft.
Władysław Kalata establishes Kalskór. Amid a period of profound economic change, he builds it on craft, experience, and respect for natural material.
Harsh winters and growing trade with Eastern Europe drive sheepskin coat production. Tanners and tailors work side by side, passing knowledge from person to person.
The leather market moves through crises and transformations. Kalskór endures because of what mattered from the start: reliability, quality, and responsibility at every stage.
Warmer winters, changing fashion, and declining trade with the East close one chapter. The company directs its experience toward decorative sheepskins—material for interiors with warmth and character.
Mateusz Kalata joins the family company, combining knowledge gathered since 1989 with a modern design perspective. A new chapter emerges—rooted in tradition and looking forward.
The Kalskór archive
Frames from the tannery form one record of everyday work—from heavy machinery and drums to the softness of finished fleece.
12 frames
What remains
Kalskór grew from the experience of Władysław Kalata. Today, the next generation is taking that knowledge in a new direction—creating natural decorative sheepskins for contemporary interiors.
Natural hide requires attention at every stage—from selection to the final finish.
Tannery knowledge is not built in a season. It comes from years of work, trials, and experience.
Tradition matters when it can respond to new needs and new interiors.
The next chapter
Discover natural sheepskins, rugs, and throws built on a foundation of family craftsmanship.