FAQ

The material ranges shown on this website are synthetic leather and related synthetic suede or chamois materials. Confirm the exact composition, backing and surface system on the proposed product specification.

Compare the component, forming or sewing process, hand feel, surface appearance, cleaning exposure, climate, performance targets and budget. Review the synthetic leather categories, then sample only the constructions that fit the same project brief.

They can differ in surface structure, appearance, touch and processing behavior. Use microfiber leather and microfiber suede as separate selection routes, then compare the exact backing, thickness, finish and test data.

Yes. Describe the finished product, exact component, manufacturing process, required appearance, service environment and key failure risk. Start with the industry application center or send a selection brief.

No. Footwear, automotive, upholstery, bags, gloves, balls, packaging and wiping materials can require different constructions, surfaces and validation methods. Approve the material for the specific component and process.

Provide the application, material direction, thickness, usable width, backing, color, grain, finish, quantity, destination and required test criteria. An existing TDS or approved sample can help define the target.

Available and custom ranges depend on material construction, backing, finishing process and order scope. State the nominal value, tolerance and usable-width definition so feasibility can be checked for the proposed material.

Color development can be discussed from a recognized color reference or physical sample. Also define light source, gloss, grain and substrate because these can change visual assessment. Development terms and timing require project confirmation.

These features may be adjustable within a feasible construction. Share a reference, target process and measurable requirements. New embossing tools, special backing or finish development may affect minimum quantity, cost and schedule.

Define whether it controls color, grain, touch, thickness, backing, performance or all listed properties. Keep an identified approval sample and written specification so later batches are not judged from memory or an unlabeled swatch.

You can submit a sample or swatch request. State the material, color, thickness, application, evaluation purpose and delivery address. Sample availability, format, charges and freight terms are confirmed for the specific request.

Provide company name, recipient, complete street address, city, postal code, country, telephone number, email and any courier account or import instruction that applies.

Yes, but a broad catalog may not identify the best construction for your project. Include the application, material direction and main specification so the most relevant range can be selected.

Request the document by exact product reference and state the property, method, limit, market or customer standard involved. Available documents and their scope vary by material; a report for one SKU must not be assumed to cover another.

Name the property, test method and edition, conditioning, sample direction, load or cycles, endpoint and acceptance limit. If the requirement comes from your customer, attach the relevant specification section.

No. Results can vary with construction, color, backing, finish, specimen preparation, conditioning and test settings. Confirm the tested SKU, conditions, result and acceptance limit together.

Check the holder, issuing body, certificate or report number, product scope, tested material, applicable standard and validity date. Review the available certificate information and request the document that matches your SKU.

First state the destination, finished-product category, customer specification and current substance or reporting scope. Applicability and evidence must be checked against the proposed SKU and current requirement; see the REACH and RoHS verification guide.

No. Use the website to identify a material route, then request the current TDS, report, declaration or batch document applicable to the exact product under review.

MOQ varies by material family, construction, color, thickness, backing and whether the item is current or custom. Send the exact specification and trial quantity to receive the applicable MOQ for that project.

Material construction, backing, thickness, usable width, surface finish, color, performance requirements, quantity, packing and delivery terms can affect a quotation. Compare offers only when these fields use the same scope.

Provide the approved or target specification, quantity by color, destination port or country, packing requirement, test or document needs and target schedule. State the requested trade term if your company uses one.

Payment method and schedule must be confirmed in the formal quotation or order documents for the specific transaction. Do not rely on a general FAQ as the contractual payment term.

Timing depends on the reference quality, material system, number of trials, evaluation conditions and approval cycle. Confirm the development schedule after the target color, surface and sample format are defined.

Lead time varies with material availability, specification, color, finish, quantity, testing, approval status and production schedule. Request a current project lead time in the quotation and reconfirm it when the order is placed.

Packing depends on roll dimensions, material surface, transport method and buyer requirements. Define roll length, core, wrapping, labels, pallet or carton needs and any destination rules before order confirmation; review the packing information.

Provide destination country or port, consignee requirements, required arrival or shipment date, requested trade term and any special marking, documentation or loading instruction.

Inspection should follow the agreed product specification and order requirements. Ask which characteristics are checked, the sampling basis, equipment or method, acceptance limits and document format for your material; see quality control.

Use an identified approval sample, written color and appearance criteria, agreed viewing conditions and a defined tolerance or approval process. Confirm which master reference will control repeat orders.

Provide order and batch references, product code, affected quantity, roll or package numbers, clear photos and video, measured results, storage and processing conditions, failure location and retained samples when available.

The supplied evidence should be checked against the agreed specification, approved sample, batch records and processing conditions. Investigation scope, next actions and any remedy must be confirmed for the individual case.