Suede leather (including suede leather and anti suede leather) is a kind of split leather directly used. Its suede is close to the frosted effect. It is often used to replace or combine with frosted leather. However, suede leather is obviously rougher than frosted leather. The most remarkable feature is that it has good air permeability, folding resistance and wear resistance. It is widely used in outdoor products such as mountaineering shoes. In the past, the more widely used one is called suede. Its effect is similar to that of suede, but much coarser than that of suede. The back of the leather is outward. It is often used for wear-resistant professional shoes, such as suede shoes worn by sanders and military suede cotton shoes. Now, the suede is re sanded to make it finer. Therefore, it is generally incorporated into suede, which is called reverse suede.
Another kind of regenerated leather is made by crushing the leftover materials of genuine leather and blending chemical raw materials.
Although it is man-made, the main components of its leather base are the same as leather. They are all leather fibers. Its surface processing technology is similar to shaving leather, embossed leather and patent leather. The only difference between it and synthetic leather is leather base: synthetic leather uses man-made fiber, and it uses leather fiber. It is characterized by regular skin shape, consistent skin texture, high utilization rate and low price. However, due to its thick skin and poor strength, it is only suitable for making general bags, bags and other shaped products and belts. Its longitudinal section has uniform fiber structure, which can identify the solidification effect of liquid mixed fiber.
