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Suede in look, but without the cost and weather of suede.

A leather bottom gives a strong pliable structure to this smartproduct, which is then completed with a unique topping to provide

a soft warm hand.

A leather structure offers the longevity and strength of leather, whilethe top finish provides water repellent and flame retardant features,

as well as high resistance to staining and ease of cleanability.

Leather is a natural product. Distinctive markings and nuances in its texture and colour are natural in occurrence and a testatment to its authenticity.

A leather bottom gives a strong pliable structure to this smart product...

1. Dark Slate, 2. Dusty Rose, 3. Olive Night, 4. Clover

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A leather structure offers the longevity and strength of leather, while the top finish provides water repellent and flame retardant features, as well as high resistance to staining and ease of cleanability.

1. Blush, 2. Demitasse, 3. Clover, 4. Dusty Rose

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Easy Stain Removal Guide

Method A: use only water based cleaning agents. Alternative mix 2 tablespoons of ammonia with 1 litre of water. Blod the stain gently with a cloth dampened with this solution, turning continually so only the clean part of the cloth is in contact with the stain. Method B: use only mild, pure, water-free dry cleaning solvents. Dampen a cloth with the solution and follow the procedure described in Method A.

AUTUMN GLAZE BASKETAUTUMN GLAZE PERFAUTUMN GLAZE

MULCH BASKETMULCHLION

DUSTY ROSEDEMITASSEDEEP TEAL BASKET

CLOVERCHATEAU GREYBLUSH

WHISPER WHITEOLIVE NIGHT

DEEP TEAL PERFDEEP TEALDARK SLATE

Content Leather / Fiber

Finish Suede Finish

Raw Material

European Splits

Average Hide Size

25-30 FT2

Stain Type Removal Method

Grease / Oil Method B

Chocolate / Coffee

Sponge with lukewarm water

Wax / Candle

Gently lift off as much as possible with dull knife or spatula. Use Method B or cover spot with several layers of absorbent paper and warm with iron.

Fruit Sponge with cold water

Ink Treat by rubbing alcohol, use Method A

Mud Gently lift off as much as possible with dull knife or spatula. Allow to dry, then vacuum. For persistent stains, use ammonia solution as described in Method A

Urine / Sweat

Use Method A, followed by a small amount of ammoniated liquid detergent

Vomit Gently lift off vomit and sponge thoroughly with water, then use Method A

Property Test Method Result

Average Thickness UNI EN ISO 2589 : 2006 1.2 - 1.4

Tear Strength (single edge tear)

UNI EN ISO 3377-1 : 2006 57

Tear Strength (back bone direction)

UNI EN ISO 3377-1 : 2006 70

Tear Strength (perpen-dicular to back bone direction)

UNI EN ISO 3377-1 : 2006 43

Flexing Endurance (50,000 cycles)

UNI EN ISO 5402 : 2004 ≥ 50,000 cycles

Color Fastness to Artificial Light

UN EN ISO 105 B02 : 2004

≥ 4 Blue Scale

Color Fastness to Rub-bing (Dry, 500 Rubs)

UNI EN ISO 11640 : 2000 3 - 4 Grey Scale

Color Fastness to Rubbing - Staining (Dry, 500 Rubs)

UNI EN ISO 11640 : 2000 4 - 5 Grey Scale

Color Fastness to Rub-bing (Wet, 250 Rubs)

UNI EN ISO 11640 : 2000 3 - 4 Grey Scale

Color Fastness to Rubbing - Staining (Wet, 250 Rubs)

UNI EN ISO 11640 : 2000 4 - 5 Grey Scale

Color Fastness to Rubbing (Perspiration, 80 Rubs)

UNI EN ISO 11640 : 2000 3 - 4 Grey Scale

Color Fastness to Rubbing - Staining (Per-spiration, 80 Rubs)

UNI EN ISO 11640 : 2000 4 - 5 Grey Scale

Abrasion Resitance UNI EN ISO 12947-2 : 2000

≥ 40,000

Finishing Adhesion UNI EN ISO 11640 : 2009 5 N/cm

Determination of pH UNI EN ISO 4045 : 2008 4.8

Ignitability BS 5852-0 (Cigarette)

BS 5852:1979

Pass

Ignitability BS 5852-1 (Match)

BS EN 1021-1-2 : 2006 Pass

Pilling Test (5,000 cycles) UNI EN ISO 12945-2 : 2002

≥ 4/5

Seam Slippage (3mm) UNI EN ISO 13936-1 : 2004

≥ 200