Imitation leather, also known as synthetic leather or faux leather, is a type of material that is designed to resemble the look and feel of genuine leather. It is manufactured using various artificial substances, typically a combination of fabric and plastic or polyurethane (PU) coating.

The appearance of imitation leather can closely mimic that of real leather, including its texture, grain patterns, and color variations. It is often made to replicate popular leather types, such as full-grain, top-grain, or suede. This allows consumers to enjoy the aesthetic appeal of leather without using animal-derived materials.

Imitation leather, also known as synthetic leather or faux leather, is a type of material that is designed to resemble the look and feel of genuine leather. It is manufactured using various artificial substances, typically a combination of fabric and plastic or polyurethane (PU) coating.

The appearance of imitation leather can closely mimic that of real leather, including its texture, grain patterns, and color variations. It is often made to replicate popular leather types, such as full-grain, top-grain, or suede. This allows consumers to enjoy the aesthetic appeal of leather without using animal-derived materials.