Semi-aniline leather is more hard-wearing than aniline leather, although the natural look of the hide is still apparent. The increased durability is thanks to a light surface coating which contains a small amount of pigment. With its consistent colour and stain resistance, semi-aniline is a great choice for easy-care, long-lasting good looks.

Eco-leather is made from pieces of regenerated, natural leather bonded onto a
man-made material. The result looks good, makes sound environmental sense and is light on the pocket. It has further advantages: eco-leather is ultra-strong and durable, easy to care for and soft and supple to handle, with excellent UV resistance for
fade-resistant, stable colour.
Eco-leather is also sometimes known as coated or bonded leather.

Bycast leather is a thin layer of leather covered with a polyurethane layer which is then embossed for consistency of appearance. Also known as split leather, it is hard-wearing, easy to clean and maintains its shiny, new appearance well.

Microfibre is hard-wearing and slow to show surface dirt.

Corrected leather is where imperfections are removed from the grain’s surface before a protective surface coating is applied.
A decorative grain pattern is then embossed into the surface.

Half leather is where imperfections are removed from the grain’s surface before a protective surface coating is applied. A decorative grain pattern is then embossed into the surface.