What Are the Differences Between Genuine Leather and Synthetic Leather Seats?

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The main differences between genuine leather and synthetic leather car seats are as follows: When touching the surface of the car seat, genuine leather feels smooth and delicate to the touch, with no roughness when touched with dry hands, and it is skin-friendly. However, if there is sweat or wet hands, it may feel slightly rough. On the other hand, synthetic leather surfaces tend to feel rougher, and if there is sweat or wet hands, they may feel more slippery. There are two types of seat materials: 1. Genuine Leather Seats: These are easy to clean. Compared to fabric-covered seats, dust only settles on the surface of genuine leather seats and does not penetrate deep into the seat, so a simple wipe with a cloth can clean them effectively. For fabric seats, additional seat covers may be needed, as stains can seep into the seat material if not protected. 2. Leather Quality: Genuine leather has a fine surface with a soft touch, almost invisible pores, and is both sturdy and highly flexible, making the seats aesthetically pleasing. It is the most commonly used material for all car genuine leather seats.