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Post by Origanalist on Oct 22, 2017 17:25:27 GMT -8
I thought a couple of our "guests" might make use of this.   |
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Post by willie with tan lines on Oct 24, 2017 10:48:04 GMT -8
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Post by acptulsa on Oct 24, 2017 11:38:29 GMT -8
Naugahyde came into style?
LOL
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Post by 3D on Oct 24, 2017 11:45:04 GMT -8
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Post by willie with tan lines on Oct 24, 2017 13:29:55 GMT -8
Naugahyde came into style? LOL It's vegan leather and it costs extra. |
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Post by willie with tan lines on Oct 24, 2017 13:34:01 GMT -8
Dried plums have replaced prunes, corn sugar is replacing corn syrup and vegan leather is really just a modern version of pleather, with a more eco-friendly name. Where pleather always used to be derogatory in nature, vegan leather is, now, both an oxymoron and an oh-so-hip fashion trend. And just so you’re in the know, there are two basic types of plastic-leather to be aware of. One is polyurethane pleather which is usually machine washable and can be dry cleaned. It’s also slightly breathable. The other version, PVC pleather, does not breathe and can be very hard to clean. Think Britney Spears’ red pleather cat suit. Modern advances in fake leather, er, faux leather can make it difficult to tell the difference between it and the real cow skin – leather. And, that’s just the way vegan leather marketers want you to think: cow skin. With the whole “faux is for the real person” attitude of anti-fur campaigns, the on-trend popularity of vegan leather only adds fuel to the fire of a movement already growing at a furious (pun intended) pace. Whatever you want to call it, though, faux leather, pleather or vegan leather, the price point offerings are a natural fit for our faltering economy. styleblueprint.com/atlanta/everyday/vegan-leather-the-new-spin-on-pleather/ |
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