The phrase "a leather factory" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a place where leather goods are produced or manufactured.
Example: "The town is known for its rich history in craftsmanship, particularly with a leather factory that has been operating for over a century."
Alternatives: "a leather production facility" or "a leather manufacturing plant."
Their father owned a leather factory in Poland, which accounted for the boy's handsome shoes.
At 20 she moved to Kokkola, where she worked in a leather factory and as a cleaning woman.
His mother, a worker in a leather factory, would often ask for food from the cook at the count's villa that he now owns.
"He worked in a leather factory for 40 years and he'd paid into his pension all those 40 years and he received £13 a month".
The History William Howard, who owned a leather factory in Brooklyn in the 1880s, made footballs of the goats he grazed on land here, then remade the property as a resort.
B6 -- NEW LIFE -- In an unusual side effect of the attacks, a leather factory in Maine that closed last month will reopen on Jan . 2and 150 workers will regain their jobs, because more American soldiers need combat boots, which must be made with American shoe leather.
He once had a leather-factory boss on a trip to Italy, he said, who spent the time collecting samples of Italian products to replicate at home.
Balthazar, a former leather factory that has been almost magically transformed into a well-aged Paris bistro, is bold and sassy, and the affordable food is delicious.
"We should respect the rule of law," said Oudo Mohamed Hassan, 60, the owner of a small leather factory.
Edith Cain, who is 89 and a retired leather factory worker, takes medication every day for vertigo and high blood pressure.
It's in a restored leather factory and has displays telling the story of the local leather trade, which supplied saddles for the Royal Family and handbags for the Queen.
