

Cut, skived and stitched on standard leather-goods equipment. Lubay, Anna Valloire and Fleurgrain ship products in Leap today.
Leap Original use case
Specified on dining and lounge seating by TAKT and Vermund. Contract test data available for tender packages.
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Leap goes through the same abrasion, tear and flex testing as traditional leather, and holds up. This is not a compromise material. It is a performance one.

Every roll starts as apple pulp, the 25 to 30 percent of the fruit left behind after pressing. It takes 1.8 kg of it to make one square meter of Leap.

Leap starts from apple pulp instead of an animal hide, and the line runs without a tanning process. None of that costs you the hand feel, the durability or the finish your product needs.
Leap was developed with product teams and translated into real applications across Furniture & Upholstery and Bags & Accessories.
Detailed construction translated into a finished bag collection.
Read the Fleurgrain caseSame apple pulp base, same line in Germany. What differentiates them is construction, weight and thickness.

Firmer hand, crisp folds and a dry surface. Built for wallets, cardholders, straps and covers.

Highest stretch for pulling over curves. Built for seating, headboards, panels and marine interiors.
Validated by Eurofins Spain, CATAS, Intertek and Centro Tessile Cotoniero e Abbigliamento. Full technical pack, test reports and care instructions are shared on request.