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Product Help

As there is a variety of different types of leather it can be difficult to choose the right products. This section is here to help you identify the different types of leather, vinyl and fabric so you can view all of the products that are suitable for you.

Protected Leather

 
Leather Care Products Protected leather is hard wearing and most common type of leather. Protected Leather has a protective finish that repels water making it easy to clean and maintain. This type of leather can maintain a new look for years if cared for properly. If you drop water onto the surface it will sit on the surface, not soak in and simply make the surface shiny.

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Aniline Leather

 
Leather Care Products Aniline Leather has no protective finish, which makes it very hard to clean and maintain. Aniline is commonly brown in colour and the way it is dyed makes it appear more patchy and rustic rather than a flat colour. If you drop water onto the surface it will soak into the leather causing a dark marks.

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Suede Leather

 
Leather Care Products Suede Leather has no protective finish on it but is still quite easy to clean and is quite durable. Although this type of leather absorbs water, most spillages can be removed such as coffee & wine quite easily, but oil based products can be difficult to remove unless treated quickly.

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Nubuck Leather

 
Leather Care Products Nubuck Leather is very similar to Suede. It has no protective finish but is still quite easy to clean and is quite durable. Although this type of leather absorbs water, most spillages can be removed quite easily if treated in time. If you run your finger across the surface in a zig zag stroke you will see it change colour.

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Faux Leather

 
Leather Care Products Faux leather is a man made product, designed to give the look and feel of real leather at a lower cost. Faux leather is very similar to Vinyl. It can be very hard to tell the difference from this and real leather as the finish is very much the same. The main difference is the quality and the durability of the final product.

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Vinyl

 
Leather Care Products Vinyl is made to appear very much like leather. It is pretty hard wearing and very flexible. You will find that most of the leather on car, boat and aircraft seats have vinyl sections as its sometimes easier and more cost effective to use. Vinyl also has a protective surface making it easy to clean and maintain. If looked after properly it can last a very long time.

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Fabric & Canvas Materials

 
Leather Care Products As with leather there are a few different types of fabric that need specialist products, from curtains and sofas to more hard wearing products such as canvas on convertible roofs on cars, boats, caravans and more. We provide a full range of products to suit all needs.

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