The Harsh Truth About Faux Leather

In many public environments—such as airports, cars, and home living rooms—faux leather (also known as PU or synthetic leather) is often chosen for its initially sleek appearance and lower cost compared to real leather. However, this choice can prove counterproductive in the long run.

❌ Faux Leather: A False EconomyFaux leather tends to deteriorate quickly, showing signs of wear such as cracking and peeling within just a few years. Factors like heat, humidity, and friction accelerate this process, often making it necessary to replace or repair furniture or vehicle interiors more frequently.

✅ Genuine Leather: Durability and SustainabilityIn contrast, real leather offers superior durability—often lasting for decades—and improves over time, developing a unique patina. It is also repairable, reducing the need for frequent replacements and contributing to a more sustainable approach.

🔗 Innovative Solutions with Kymera Group For companies looking to invest in quality and sustainability, Kymera Group offers a wide range of solutions for the leather industry. With over 20 years of experience and a passion passed down through three generations, Kymera Group provides:

• 🛠️ New and reconditioned machinery for leather processing.

• ⚙️ High-quality consumables and spare parts to ensure efficiency and long-term durability.

  
  

Investing in quality materials and equipment not only enhances the aesthetics and functionality of the final products but also represents a responsible choice toward the environment and consumers.