Quilted Leather Fabric
Available in several classic patterns, and with the option to create custom designs, full-hide quilted leathers allow one of a kind customization.Perfect for upholstered panels or decorative inserts, our quilted leathers elevate aircraft interiors and various surfaces in luxury interiors.
Quilted Leather Fabric of different materials
Two pieces of leather are “quilted” together, containing some other type of fabric or insulating material sandwiched in between. Once the upper and bottom leather layers are sewn together, it creates a thick piece of fabric that’s heavier and more insulating than just a single piece of leather.
This is what’s known as leather grades. Listed from best quality to worst, the five types or grades of leather are full-grain leather, top-grain leather, genuine leather (also known as premium leather), split-grain leather, and bonded leather.
We offers a curated selection of luxurious leathers for hospitality, residential, workplace environments and etc.

Full Grain Quilted Leather Fabric
Full Grain Quilted Leather Fabric is a premium material. Made from full grain leather via quilting, it preserves the skin’s natural traits for a distinct look and good breathability. It commands a high market standing. Thanks to top-notch materials and fine craftsmanship, it’s used in upscale fashion and luxury home decor, popular among quality-seeking consumers and a key choice for luxury and quality.

Top Grain Quilted leather fabric
Top Grain Quilted Leather Fabric is notable in leather products. It’s high-quality, with a special quilting process for unique texture. The top grain offers a smooth, supple, and luxurious surface. Quilting boosts durability and adds aesthetic charm. Its patterns make it visually striking and distinct from regular leather, widely used and favored.

Quilted genuine Leather Fabric

Split-Grain Quilted Leather Fabric
Split-Grain Quilted Leather Fabric is outstanding. Its quilted texture and split-grain feature offer both style and durability. It’s significant as it meets the demand for quality materials in fashion, furniture, and automotive industries. This fabric is not only practical but also represents quality and style, making it highly favored.

Bonded Quilted Leather Fabric
Bonded quilted leather fabric is unique and innovative in textiles. Combining leather and quilting, it has style and functionality. By adhering leather layers for a quilted pattern, it boosts aesthetics, durability, and insulation.
Quilted Leather Fabric FAQs
What is Quilted Leather Fabric ?
Two pieces of leather are “quilted” together, containing some other type of fabric or insulating material sandwiched in between. Once the upper and bottom leather layers are sewn together, it creates a thick piece of fabric that’s heavier and more insulating than just a single piece of leather.
What is the difference between quilted leather and leather?
Quilted leather jackets are even softer than standard, single-layer leather jackets. They are somewhat puffy, consisting of multiple thin layers of leather fabric. As a result, quilted leather jackets are soft and plush.
Is quilted leather fabric durable?
With a grid-like pattern of stitches, quilted leather has detailing that can add dimension to leather articles. Beyond its aestheticism, quilted leather has unique durability and suppleness.
How do you clean quilted leather Fabric?
To clean genuine leather, begin by removing any loose dirt or debris. Then, mix warm water and a couple of drops of leather soap. Dip a clean white cloth in the soapy water and wring out the excess water. Use the cloth to wipe down the bag.
What is the longest lasting Quilted Leather Fabricr?
Full Grain Quilted Leather Fabric is the longest lasting, highest quality grade of leather available. It holds the pattern of the animal’s skin and has a soft, natural look and warm feel. Because it comes from the top layer of the cow’s hide, Full Grain Quilted Leather Fabric is stronger and more breathable than others.
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