Sustainable materials are gradually entering the home, fashion, and automotive industries, while plant-based leather, water-based leather, and recycled leather are expanding their application markets based on their respective technological advantages.

Plant leather: made from various renewable plant fibers, which are dried, extracted, and composite molded. The entire tanning process uses less chemicals, and the material is lightweight and elastic, suitable for making light luxury handbags, casual shoes, and cultural and creative products. Water based leather: improves the traditional synthetic leather production process by replacing chemical solvents with pure water, reducing pollution in the production process. The finished product is breathable and impermeable, with a touch similar to natural leather. This material is commonly used for large-area soft furnishings and seat fabrics. Recycled leather: Recycling the edge and corner waste generated from leather processing, through debinding, mesh laying, and hot pressing molding, fully activating waste resources, reducing material loss, and mostly used as shoe accessories, packaging box fabrics, and office furniture finishes. Under the trend of low-carbon development, three types of materials continue to optimize their performance, covering different demand scenarios of high, medium, and low-end.