fiberleder
Fiberleder, sometimes referred to as faserleder or bonded leather, is a leather-like material produced by binding leather fibers or scraps with a polymer binder to form a sheet. It is typically used as a lower-cost alternative to full hides and is common in furniture, automotive interiors, and bookbinding.
Manufacture involves grinding or shredding leather waste into fibers, sometimes mixing in textile fibers. The fibers
Characteristics include lower price and more uniform color compared with genuine leather, along with variable durability.
Applications span affordable furniture upholstery, car and aircraft interiors, book bindings, and certain fashion accessories where
Sustainability and disposal considerations note that using leather waste can reduce material waste, but the environmental