PU leather and PVC leather is a type of synthetic (fake) leather that looks and feels like real leather. But they are different in some crucial respects. PU (polyurethane) leather, or faux leather, is created by taking a solid backing material and coating it with a flexible skin. This contributes to the soft and pliable feel of PU leather and also makes it similar to genuine leather.
PVC leather, or polyvinyl chloride leather, talk about an enigma wrapped in another puzzle, is produced by the layering of a strip of nonwoven fabric with a coating of polyvinyl chloride. PVC leather is quite strong, and can last a while. But it’s a little bit stiff, not as comfortable as PU leather.
Soft and comfy One of the main reasons why you should consider having PU leather on your furniture is that this type offers softness and comfort. PU leather is nice to the touch, and it’s a top pick for sofas, chairs, and ottomans. PU leather can also be easily cleaned and maintained, so it’s a great option for homes with kids or pets.
The other reason to go for PU leather is that it generally costs less than real leather, so it’s a good option if you’re on a budget. And surprisingly, it can feel and look real while being cheaper, and if you want something that looks nice but keep the cash in your pocket, you might want to consider PU leather.
Car seats are frequently constructed of PVC leather, which is durable and able to withstand heavy use. As car seats get used and used, they’re bound to wear out over time, so you’ll want a material that is durable and will last you a good deal of time. PVC leather is sturdy and durable, capable of standing the test of time and making it a good choice for vehicles.
If you are looking for an eco-friendly option for your furniture or car seats, choose PU leather. There are no animal parts used in creating PU leather, making it more eco-friendly than real leather. Not to mention that making PU leather is usually a more environmentally friendly process than making leather.
Cleanup is a breeze when taking care of PU, & PVC leather. Combine soap and water, dab a clean cloth in the mixture and carefully clean the surface of the leather. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners because they may damage the material.
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