Perforated bovine leather, ideal for upholstering luxury car seats and steering wheels, with a premium quality and soft temper, size 5 through hole.
Possibility to request samples Yes, you can request samples simply by sending a message with the reference number of the product. In some cases is possible to request custom colors, contact us for more information. 2,9 yd² Overall quality of leather Excellent - 1° Grade Inventory Policy Regular Production Item: this item a a regular production one and will always been available in the colors and finishes listed. Size Range Large (more than 1,6m² - 18ft²) Average size of the whole piece 2,5 m² - 27 sq. This leather is suitable for producing leather bags or purses, totes, luggage, wallets, book bindings, covers, lining and small leather goods in general. Secondary Use Leather Goods, Bags, Binding, Wallets. This kind of leather is intended to cover chairs, tables, puffs, sofa leather, carpet, armchairs, furniture, automotive interiors but it's also useable for every purpose. Dye Completely Passing Through Temper 2/6 Soft Primary Use Furnitures, Upholstery and Coverings. Pros: covering color, excellent light and rubbing resistance, defect coverage and easy maintenance. It adds a touch of luxury to even the most basic vehicles, which is a major reason for its enduring appeal.ĭiscus this story on our Luxury-Lifestyle Forum.Tanning Chrome Tanning Type of Leather Bovine Grain Leather Leather Cut Half Calfskin Thickness Range Normal (1 ~ 2 mm) Exact Thickness 1,2 mm - (3 oz.) Type of Finishing (Primary) Pigmented Finishing Description Pigmented: this finishing consist of a leather on which surface has been applied a finishing containing fine particles of pigments in suspension. Whether it’s an ultra-premium vegetable-tanned product or a more workaday full-grain material, leather is something car buyers crave. “It’s not just black, beige and gray anymore, which is exciting for us as designers.” She also noted, “We’re definitely seeing customers want individualization, different colors or grains.”
Going forward Ashley said the fashion industry is having a major impact on the car business. Indeed, she said, “ got visual appeal, tactile appeal, the smell as well … it implies luxury.” For these reasons and more it’s growing in popularity, though curiously in Asian markets customers often do not want leather to have any aroma at all. She said much of the leather used in today’s vehicles is heavily treated but “now we’re turning around … we want more natural leather, we want it to look and feel like leather.” She also said companies are starting to get back to the traditional craftsmanship surrounding this material. She noted that versions of these are often used in luxury cars to provide a unique look or feel.
This kind of leather can feature unique textures, from technical-looking finishes to exotic patterns to pebble grains. “Embossing is more there to enhance the grain,” said Ashley. This can make the aniline product slightly less durable but softer to the touch for a more luxurious feel.
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Despite these enhancements it still retains a natural look since “it’s the original grain surface of the skin that’s not been altered beyond the hair being removed.”Īshley said that compared to Nappa, aniline leather is “very slightly pigmented,” which lets the surface grain show through. Accordingly it “retains a lot of the original textures and markings of the hide.” She also said this kind of leather has a finisher applied to it for durability as well as more pigmentation than the aniline products.
According to Ashley, “Nappa is typically a full-grain leather,” which means the surface has not been removed or altered.
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