There are different kinds of upholstery leather fabric for furniture for sale. Chromium salts are used to tan the leather hides that are used for upholstery in huge drums. Chrome tanning is preferred over vegetable tanning because the leather retains its pliability and capacity to absorb color after the process. The finishing process for upholstery hides then involves a range of processes, which are mentioned below. The presence of natural markings on leather, sometimes known as "nature's signature," indicates that the leather is of high quality. These markings can be found on hides. If you care for your upholstery leather properly, it will retain its lovely appearance for a very long time and won't require replacement as frequently as textiles and fabrics.
- Leather that is Completely Aniline
Full aniline leather skins are colored with aniline dyes that are safe for human consumption, but they do not have a protective topcoat applied to them. As a result of this, it will quickly acquire a deep patina as it consumes the natural oils in the air. Because aniline dyes are transparent, any natural markings on the cow skin, such as healed scars, finished scratches, insect bites, and brands, will be plainly evident after the color has been applied. 
Because of this, the full aniline finish may only be applied on full grain leather skins of the best possible quality that have very few natural markings. Full Aniline is a type of leather that is also known as "bare leather." The term "protected aniline leather" refers to full aniline skins that have been finished with nothing more than a little topcoat or wax.
- Leather that is Only Half-Aniline
Full aniline leather hides are quite similar to semi-aniline leather hides, with the primary difference being that semi-aniline leather hides have a thin layer of matching pigment put to them to balance out the hue. The hide is then coated with a clear protective top coat or wax, which gives the leather protection against stains and damage while yet allowing it to maintain the natural look and feel of genuine aniline leather. Natural markings, such as healed scars and scratches, insect bites, and brands may be present, despite the fact that they are typically quite minor. Leathers with a semi-aniline finish are more expensive than leathers with a regular finish because of their higher value.
- Leather with Pigmentation
Pigmented leather is distinguished by its deep and consistent hue, which is achieved through the application of a coating of colorants that is sprayed onto the hide. 
After that, a protective topcoat is applied, which provides the surface with a great resistance to scratches, fading, stains, and accidental spills. On either full grain leather or corrected grain leather, a colored finish can be applied to get the desired look. Pigmented leather is by far the most popular type of upholstery leather, and when it is skillfully crafted, it offers both a smooth feel and a highly durable surface. Pigmented leather is also the most expensive sort of upholstery leather. Automotive applications are another common usage of pigmented leather
- Leather with Pull-ups
Pull-Up leather is a sort of semi-aniline leather that has a protective wax topcoat that has a silky appearance. The waxes in this leather cause the dyes to spread out when it is tugged or stretched, which gives the hide the appearance of being antiqued or two-toned. As a result of the wax topcoat's propensity to become readily scratched via everyday use, pull-up leather is frequently referred to as distressed leather. The scratches will typically be absorbed back into the leather over time, which will cause the leather to become softer. This appearance is much sought after for antiques, rustics, and high-end furniture alike. Pull-up leather is constructed with full grain leather of the finest possible quality. 
- Leather that has been hand-brushed or hand-antiqued
The finishing process for the sort of semi-aniline leather known as hand-rubbed leather involves rubbing layers of aniline dyes into full grain leather until the desired hue is reached. When a patina of several rich tones is needed, this procedure is carried out by expert artisans who have an understanding of how colors interact with one another. The dyes receive further protection against stains and wear through the addition of a protective topcoat. Due to the fact that the cow skin is full grain, it may contain delicate natural markings such as healed scars, finishing scratches, bug bites, and brands. When it comes to heirloom furniture, antiques, and high end leather furnishings, hand rubbed leather is a material that is highly valued.
- Nubuck leather
Nubuck is a type of top grain leather that has a very tiny nap. Although it appears and feels quite similar to suede, nubuck is far more durable. Nubuck leather is often treated with a protective finish to protect it from stains and fluids. Despite this treatment, nubuck leather is more fragile than semi-aniline or colored leathers.
- Leather with Embossed Design
To emboss leather, a cowhide is simply stamped or rolled while under intense pressure in order to produce a fresh grain pattern on the surface of the skin. 
This is one step in the process of finishing the leather. It's possible that pebble grain is the most well-known example, but these also include natural grains and fake animal designs that are supposed to imitate the skin's native appearance. Although full grain leather is more commonly embossed than corrected grain leather, full grain leather can also be embossed. Our company is prepared to provide different kinds of leather such as cowhide, ostrich, and goat leather to customers and business owners around the globe. We have built trust with our customers by providing with the best quality leather we have to offer. Therefore, our cooperation has lasted for a long time. We use the best tanning process to produce high quality leather with long durability and great strength. There are different patterns and colors of leather available. If you would like to gain more information about our leather fabrics, do not hesitate to contact our consultants who are available 24/7 to answer all your questions.