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Is Kanapi genuine leather?

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DelJayden

07/29/25 10:18pm

Kanapi is not genuine leather. Here are the specific details about Kanapi: 1. Kanapi, full name Toscana, originates from Italy. It is a high-end innovative fabric composed of ultra-fine seaweed fiber and camel wool fiber, forming a non-woven material widely used in premium car interiors, high-end clothing fabrics, luxury home decor, premium handbag materials, sports shoes, and other fields. 2. From the production of seaweed fiber and camel wool fiber fabrics to dyeing and finishing, every step employs the most advanced scientific technology, state-of-the-art production equipment, and strict, precise process management. It does not belong to any existing material category and is a unique, innovative fabric. 3. Due to its raw materials, manufacturing methods, and additional functionalities, Toscana products exhibit the following unique characteristics: a. Eco-friendliness – biodegradable and non-toxic. b. Safety – antibacterial, commonly used as sleepwear material. c. Comfort – emits far-infrared rays, promotes blood circulation, and enhances physical functions. d. Temperature regulation – warm in winter and cool in summer. e. Elk leather texture – embodies nobility, elegance, and comfort. f. Durability and abrasion resistance – lightweight yet high-strength, with excellent friction resistance. g. Superior moisture absorption – effectively reduces the growth of harmful bacteria.

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