Leather has an average lifespan four times longer than that of fabric. Today’s active lifestyles require a furniture cover that can meet the demands of everyday use and look great for years to come. As a natural material, leather has the ability to breathe, making it cool in the summer, and warm in the winter.

LEATHER: Naturally finished leather is soft and natural, displaying nature's characteristics and markings. It ages beautifully and develops a soft patina over time.     * The most supple and sumptuous leather     * Receives the least amount of processing; aniline dye permeates the full-grain hide, leaving its natural character intact     * Exhibits healed scars, stretch marks, wrinkles, and subtle differences in grain and shading     * Every hide accepts dye differently; dye lots will vary     * Should not be placed in a location with direct sunlight     * Requires normal leather care and maintenance Brushed leather maintains the softness of naturally finished leather while providing an incredible brushed look and feel.     * A beautiful leather with a lush nap     * Exhibits noticeable natural marks and grain variation     * More durable than a true suede, but requires more care than a natural leather Bicast leather has a pigmented finish applied to the surface for protection from stains and to improve the consistency of color from hide to hide.     * More uniform color and texture; natural grain is still evident     * Durable, less likely to fade     * Ideal for young families with children and pets, or for high-traffic areas     * Easiest leather to clean and care for