How CLARINO™ Differs from General Synthetic Leather

CLARINO™ man-made leather – Designed to Rival Genuine Leather

There are three main types of leather-like materials made artificially: general synthetic leather, PVC leather, and man-made leather.
CLARINO™ replicates the natural structure of genuine leather to deliver premium performance and durability.

Key Differences Between CLARINO™ and General Synthetic Leather

	Base	Surface Layer
PVC Leather	Woven*	Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
General Synthetic Leather	Woven*	Polyurethane
CLARINO™	Nonwoven	Polyurethane

*some exceptions apply

CLARINO™ Advantages: Driven by Nonwoven Structure

CLARINO™ uses a base made from nonwoven fabric, where microfibers are intricately entangled in a three-dimensional structure and impregnated with polyurethane resin. This unique composition closely resembles the dense structure of natural leather, delivering the following exceptional features.

Fray-free edges allow flexible, precise cutting.

Compatible with skiving processes.

Rich, substantial feel unique to nonwoven fabric.

Available in a wide range of thickness options.

Suede finish available.

Highly durable.

Structural Comparison Under the Microscope

Explore how CLARINO™ creates a dense, three-dimensional structure that closely resembles genuine leather - making it different from ordinary synthetics.