Artificial leather is a high-quality material that aligns with modern technological and fashion standards. Thanks to advanced embossing and texturing techniques, it closely mimics natural leather and meets the expectations of even the most demanding users. One of its key advantages is ethical and eco-friendly production, as it avoids the use of animal-derived materials.

Made from synthetic fibers with a polymer coating, artificial leather is durable, visually appealing, and significantly more affordable than genuine leather. It is widely used in the fashion industry for clothing, footwear, bags, and accessories.

High-quality artificial leather is resistant to wear and environmental exposure, easy to maintain, and comfortable to use. A polyurethane coating enhances both its appearance and tactile feel.

How to tell the difference? Real leather absorbs moisture and smolders when exposed to fire, while artificial leather repels water and melts when heated.

Main types:

MF leather – porous, breathable, water-repellent
PVC – PVC-coated, available in varying hardness

PU – soft, three-layer, frost-resistant, skin-safe

Eco-leather – hypoallergenic, UV- and cold-resistant

When selecting artificial leather, it is essential to consider the specific type and its properties to ensure the most suitable choice for your needs.