Tannorium

The focus on connecting manufacturers, suppliers, exporters, brands, and buyers in one marketplace is compelling. I especially like the OEM and private-label angle—how are you handling trust signals and filtering for international sourcing?

A leather marketplace that connects manufacturers, suppliers, brands, wholesalers, retailers, and buyers in one place keeps B2B sourcing from living in scattered inboxes. If business AI ever sits next to that marketplace, PZERO is at pzero.studio.

The direct connection between buyers and leather manufacturers, along with OEM and private-label discovery, feels especially useful for reducing sourcing friction. Curious how you plan to verify supplier profiles and support cross-border inquiries as the marketplace scales?

The combination of supplier discovery, wholesale sourcing, and OEM/private-label connections makes Tannorium especially relevant for businesses looking beyond a simple product directory. Its focus on connecting buyers with leather manufacturers and exporters could make international sourcing inquiries more structured.

I have a small doubt: how do you verify the suppliers?

I have a small doubt: how do you verify the suppliers?

I really find some cool websites and apps here. I recommended Tannorium to a friend of mine who is a highly skilled leatherworker. The only thing is, I couldn't find the direct link to the tool itself, so I shared the link to this page instead; I’d appreciate it if you could post the actual link in the replies.

Marketplaces live or die on listing freshness, and leather is a category where specs matter a lot (tannery, finish, thickness, MOQ, lead time). If supplier profiles go stale, buyers stop trusting the directory, so it may be worth showing when a listing or price was last confirmed and letting buyers subscribe to updates for a specific spec. Also curious how you plan to verify new suppliers; in B2B that is usually the first question serious buyers ask.