Do you know what categories of leather sofas are divided into?

Genuine leather sofas are a type of sofa. This term is actually a general term, encompassing cowhide, pigskin, horsehide, and donkey hide. Some say the mellow aroma of genuine leather is like a bottle of fine, rare wine, its fragrance mellowing with age. Leather sofas are loved for their dignified elegance, luxury, and durability. If we consider leather sofas as a broad category, they can be divided into three main categories:

Artificial leather sofas are leather sofas made entirely of artificial leather. They have the lowest cost and are also cheap in the market, but of course the quality is not very good either.

A semi-leather sofa is one where the surface material that comes into direct contact with the user, such as the seat cushions, backrests, and armrests, is made of genuine leather, while the rest of the sofa, such as the backrest, is made of artificial leather. This design offers both user experience and cost savings. Most leather sofas on the market use this design. However, the downside is that there can sometimes be a noticeable difference between the genuine leather and artificial leather. Even when the artificial leather and genuine leather are the same color, the difference is still noticeable.

A full leather sofa is one whose entire fabric (except for the bottom) is made entirely of genuine leather. This type of leather sofa is of the highest quality. Full leather sofas are the most expensive of the leather sofa types. The uniform leather fabric ensures no discrepancies in color or texture. A reputable leather sofa manufacturer ensures that the fabric used is genuine and will not deceive consumers; otherwise, such a business will not survive.

As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Sofa fabric is also an important factor affecting leather sofas. When purchasing leather sofas, we should pay attention to identifying the material of the sofa fabric so as not to be deceived.