PU leather and Leathaire are both common types of synthetic leather that share some similarities in appearance, material, and performance, but also have distinct differences.

PU Leather (Polyurethane Leather)

• Material: PU leather is made by coating a fabric base with a polyurethane resin. Polyurethane is a synthetic material with good elasticity and wear resistance.
• Characteristics:
  • Appearance: PU leather can simulate the texture and luster of various natural leathers with a high degree of realism.
  • Price: Relatively lower than natural leather.
  • Performance: Wear-resistant, waterproof, easy to clean, but poor high-temperature resistance and breathability.
  • Uses: Widely used in furniture, clothing, automotive interiors, and other fields.

Leathaire

• Material: Leathaire is also a synthetic leather, and its manufacturing process is similar to that of PU leather, but it usually adds some special coatings or fillers to enhance its softness and durability.
• Characteristics:
  • Appearance: Leathaire has a very similar appearance to natural leather, with a soft feel and high comfort.
  • Price: Slightly higher than PU leather, but cheaper than natural leather.
  • Performance: Wear-resistant, scratch-resistant, and breathable, but may fade when exposed to sunlight for a long time.
  • Uses: Mainly used in high-end furniture, automotive interiors, and high-end clothing.

• How to Choose

  The choice between PU leather and Leathaire depends on your needs and budget.

  • Focus on price and durability: PU leather is a good choice.
  • Pursue comfort and appearance: Leathaire is more suitable for you.
  • Require high breathability: Leathaire is a better choice.

  In summary

  Both PU leather and Leathaire are excellent synthetic leathers, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. When making a choice, you can compare and choose based on your actual needs.