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Here how: Faux leather came on the scene in the 1970 It essentially synthetic leather made out of plastic, hence, its nick name: pleather! Back then, pleather took on a more derogatory meaning, denoting that its owner was poor or cheap and could not afford to buy its counterpart genuine leather. Although pleather was lighter and more flexible than leather it had a plastic, squeaky, almost shiny appearance that let be honest, did look hanging next to the real deal! However, designers today have revolutionized this man made hide and changed our outlook on faux materials! The most popular is made out of a polyurethane film (go figure the same stuff used to make dolls back in the day!). Today it is treated with more elastic properties, making it similar to rubber but still allowing it to maintain some rigidity like genuine leather.
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