Materials

Check out the charm of our seat skins made from real Italian Alcantara®! This fancy material is crafted with a lot of care, with over 200 thousand tiny fibers in just a tiny space. It's famous in luxury brands like Ferrari, Porsche, and Lamborghini.

When you feel it, it's kinda like suede or sanded leather – super soft and luxurious. So, trust us, the Alcantara® in our seat skins isn't just fancy; it's the real deal, making your interior feel extra classy and sophisticated.

1. Easy to Maintain: Unlike real leather, automotive leather doesn't need a ton of upkeep to keep it looking good. Just give it a quick wipe with water and a towel, and you're good to go. This means you can spend less time cleaning and more time on important stuff.

2. Affordable Option: Automotive leather doesn't cost as much as real leather, but it still looks pretty similar. So, you get that classy leather look without breaking the bank.

3. Versatile and Durable: Automotive leather has a lot of the same qualities as real leather. It doesn't change color, it's hard to set on fire, it's tough against scratches, it doesn't build up static, and it stays the same no matter how hot or cold it gets. These things make sure your seats stay looking good for a long time.

4. Environmentally Friendly: Opting for automotive leather is also a sustainable choice with a reduced environmental impact, furthering your commitment to responsible consumption. European automotive leather producers convert waste into renewable material. Leather production provides sustainable economic value and, in turn, generates new by-products that stimulate growth in other sectors. The production itself takes place under the most stringent health and safety conditions and external parties regularly audit tanneries. Yet, the automotive leather industry itself claims a frontrunner position when it comes to sustainable production methods and chemical use to reduce the environmental impact, because the real drive for change starts within.