Thomas
Anderson,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, November 24, 2006
to tell REAL leather from vinyl. I can do this by feel, and so could he. Any product SHOULD be labeled to identify what is being offered, i.e. all-leather, bonded leather, vinyl-matched leather, and so forth. These distinctions are usually present but they are also usually in small print that is easily overlooked. OP can also find websites that will provide him with detailed information about the many kinds of "leather" used in furniture. I suggest that he look for these informative sites because there are HUGE differences amoungst the various "leathers" offered, ranging from bonded leather (junk) to full grain Corinthian. Let the buyer beware.