Which Leather

Real Leather

Real leather for upholstery is commonly derived from cows or buffalo

Real leather stands out for its enchanting ability to age gracefully, developing a captivating patina as time passes. As you immerse yourself in the experience of using real leather products, they evolve. As real leather matures, it gains a unique character.

Beyond its allure, real leather boasts impressive durability. It promises longevity, with proper care allowing it to endure for generations. The breathability of real leather ensures comfort even in warmer climates. Its stain-resistance further elevates its practicality, blending beauty with resilience.

Synthetic Leather

In contrast, synthetic leather is a product of human ingenuity.

Synthetic leather is an engineered material crafted from a fabric foundation—typically polyester or cotton—laminated with synthetic agents like Polyurethane (PU) or Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). With the advanced technology nowadays synthetic leather come in various texture such as smooth grain, deep embossed, fabric look and many more. Aside of being cost-effective, it has a uniform appearance, as opposed to the natural variations found in real leather while offering easy maintenance and fast cleaning. Thanks to its resistance to stains and minimal maintenance requirements, it ensures lasting appeal with less fuss.