For the sofa's combi leather option, where are natural leather and synthetic leather used respectively?
When choosing sofa leather, you sometimes want to check how the skin-contact surfaces are divided between all-natural leather and combi leather.
Natural leather is used on the seat cushions and major exposed areas that directly touch the body, while synthetic leather is used separately on the outer perimeter of the sofa, which receives less touch.
The seating surface is natural leather, and the outer perimeter of the sofa is synthetic leather.
The Combi Leather option chosen for the JACKSON CHAMELEON sofa applies natural leather to the seating area and front parts where skin makes direct contact and friction occurs frequently[1]. On the other hand, synthetic leather is wrapped around the outer areas that are less conspicuous and experience less touch[2].
This configuration allows you to enjoy the unique texture and breathability of natural leather on the surfaces that touch your skin, while the edges and sides are finished with synthetic leather to ease daily care.
hmmm, this is an option that practically separates the surfaces where you need to fully feel the leather's grain from the surfaces that support the frame.
The specific raw material components or detailed processing methods of the synthetic leather used on the outer areas have not yet been confirmed.