Shop PU leather fabric by the yard in a range of weights and finishes, priced with wholesale tiers for bags, jackets, skirts, and upholstery.
| Weight | Best For | Shop |
|---|---|---|
| 150 gsm | Skirts, aprons, lighter garments | 150 gsm fabric |
| 240 gsm | Jackets, coats, bags | 240 gsm fabric |
| 340 gsm | Structured bags, heavier upholstery | 340 gsm fabric |
| 400 gsm | Heavy-duty bags and accessories | 400 gsm fabric |
Our PU leather fabric collection includes blends such as 45% polyurethane leather/55% viscose, 50% polyurethane leather/50% cotton, 45% polyurethane leather/55% polyester, 50% polyurethane leather/50% viscose, 50% polyurethane/50% polyester, and 100% polyurethane leather.
Most rolls run 135-145cm wide, with 140cm the most common width.
PU leather fabric runs $16.99-$25.99 per yard on most items (full range $15.99-$39.99), with duties and taxes included. Volume pricing on most fabrics gives 5% off at 22-42 yards, 10% off at 43-70 yards, and 30% off at 70+ yards. There's no minimum order, so you can buy a single yard or scale up for full production runs.
Swatch cards are available on any product for a small fee so you can check hand feel and finish before committing to yardage.
We ship to 130+ countries with duties and taxes included in the listed price. Typical lead time is about a week.
Our facility is OEKO-TEX Standard 100, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 certified.
Custom printing is available on request, and orders above 300 kg qualify for quote-based bulk pricing — contact our team for details.
PU leather is less breathable than natural leather and can crack or peel over years of heavy use, though quality varies by weight and backing. Choosing a heavier gsm with a woven or knit backing improves durability for demanding projects.
PU leather quality depends on the coating thickness and backing fabric; heavier weights with cotton or polyester backing tend to hold up longer under daily use. With proper care, PU leather typically performs well for several years in bags, garments, and upholstery.
Lighter weights (150-200 gsm) suit skirts and aprons, while 240 gsm and up works better for jackets, bags, and upholstery. See our blog for a deeper breakdown by project type.
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