Leather fabric

Start with the project type, then match thickness, backing, and look. For home décor, chairs, or simple sewing, the Brown/Black Soft Faux Suede fabrics come as rolls 30x135 cm with a thickness of about 0.9 mm, featuring a frosted imitation suede on one side and a cotton backing on the other. If you need sturdier pieces like wallets or handbags, opt for thicker leather sheets such as full‑grain cowhide or veg‑tan in the 1.8–2.1 mm range. Those thicker options are ideal for tooling, carving, or durable upholstery projects.

A 0.9 mm faux suede fabric is lightweight and easy to sew, making it suitable for lightweight home crafts and decorative upholstery. The dual backing—frosted imitation suede on one side and cotton backing on the other—gives you flexibility in finishing and stability during cutting and sewing. In contrast, leather sheets that are 1.8–2.1 mm thick provide more stiffness and structure for items like wallets or belts. Caring for these thinner fabrics means handling edges gently to prevent fraying and storing away from moisture.

For handbags or wallets, the thinner faux suede (about 0.9 mm) is typically preferred due to its pliability and lighter weight, as seen in the 30x135 cm rolls with cotton backing. For upholstery, belts, or decorative carvings where you need more durability, choose the thicker leather sheets at 1.8–2.1 mm thickness made from full‑grain cowhide or veg tan. These thicker sheets offer a firmer surface that holds shapes and holds up to frequent handling.

Store faux suede fabrics flat or neatly rolled in a dry, cool place to avoid creases and moisture damage. Because they are PU leather with a cotton backing, they resist some minor spills, but wipe any liquids promptly to prevent staining. Genuine leather sheets, especially full‑grain cowhide or veg tan, should be kept dry and away from heat sources to protect natural oils; when cutting or stitching, use appropriate blades and needles to minimize edge fraying.

Yes. The faux suede rolls available measure 30x135 cm, which suit larger panels for furniture covers or broad embellishments. For thicker, hand‑made pieces like belts or larger leather accents, the leather sheets come in 12x24 inch (approximately 30x60 cm) formats, which are ideal for mid‑size components and sturdy detailing without frequent joining.

You’ll encounter two primary material types: soft faux suede fabrics made from PU with a frosted suede texture and a cotton backing, and genuine leather sheets such as full‑grain cowhide or veg tan with a natural, durable surface. The faux suede provides a velvety appearance and easy sewability for fashion accessories or décor, while genuine leather delivers a classic, rugged look with greater durability for everyday objects like wallets, belts, and tooling projects.