| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | PU synthetic leather (polyurethane-coated) |
| Surface | Linen-like basketweave / woven embossed grain |
| Sample Colors | Beige, greige (grey-brown), charcoal black; multiple colors available |
| Thickness | 0.7 – 2.0 mm, customizable |
| Width | 54″ / 137 cm |
| Backing | Knitted fabric / cotton / polyester options |
| Applications | Sofas & upholstery, handbags, footwear, apparel, sport balls, gloves |
| Customization | Thickness, color, weave pattern depth |
| Order Process | Requirements → quotation & specs → sample approval → bulk production |
A Leather That Looks Like Linen
This PU leather is embossed with a fine basketweave, so from a distance it reads as woven cloth rather than animal hide. The upside for buyers is clear: the calm, understated look of linen with a surface that wipes clean and doesn't fray like real fabric.
The Three Sample Tones
The stacked samples show how the same weave behaves in three neutrals — warm beige for light interiors, greige for a softer middle ground, and charcoal for darker, more graphic designs. All three share the same fine, even weave, so a project can mix tones without looking mismatched.
Where the Weave Works Best
The geometric, low-profile grain suits clean and contemporary styling: Scandinavian-style sofas, minimalist bags, phone and laptop cases, upholstery panels and hat trims. It is less about a vintage distressed look and more about a quiet, modern surface.
Gauge & Customization
Thickness runs 0.7 to 2.0 mm. Lighter gauges work for linings and apparel; mid gauges for bags and shoe uppers; heavier gauges for seat cushions and sofa covering. Other colors and tighter or looser weave patterns can be developed on request.
Why Buyers Choose It
Design teams that want a "fabric look" without fabric care — wipeable, consistent roll after roll, and available across the same six applications (footwear, bags, sofas, apparel, sport balls, gloves).
Ordering
Pick a tone and target product, we confirm gauge and backing, send a physical sample, then produce in controlled batches so the weave definition and color stay uniform.
