Leather for repairs
Fix a cushion, a seat or a worn panel without buying a whole hide. Our Classic and Distressed upholstery leathers come in 12" × 24" sheets. In stock and shipped from New York.
How much you need
Sheet sizes at a glance
- 8.5" × 11" sheetabout 0.65 sq ft
- 12" × 12" sheet1 sq ft
- 12" × 24" sheet2 sq ft
- Whole upholstery hideabout 45–50 sq ft
Measure the whole panel you're replacing and leave extra to wrap and fix underneath. Past about nine 12" × 24" sheets, a whole hide costs less.
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Pre-cut sheets for repairs
Distressed, 12" × 24"
The same leather as our best-selling upholstery hide, cut into a sheet. Waxed finish with a natural pull-up that lightens where it bends.
1.0–1.2 mm (~3 oz) · chrome tanned · waxed protective finish$23.99 a sheet · Tan, Luggage, Bourbon, Chocolate, OliveShop Distressed sheets →
Classic, 12" × 24"
Our Classic upholstery leather in a sheet: corrected grain with a fine, even pebble and a full aniline finish.
1.0–1.2 mm (~3 oz) · chrome tanned · full aniline$23.99 a sheet · Black, Chocolate, Cognac, Grey, Navy, WhiteShop Classic sheets →
Natural Grain Sheets
Our natural-grain cowhide in 8.5" × 11" and 12" × 12" sheets, in our widest color range. For small patches, straps and trim.
1.1–1.3 mm (3 oz) · chrome tanned · full aniline · made in USAFrom $10.99 a sheetShop natural grain →
Need more than a few sheets? A whole upholstery hide gives you about 45–50 sq ft.
12" × 24" sheets for repairs
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What you are buying
- Sheet sizes8.5" × 11", 12" × 12" and 12" × 24". Upholstery leathers come in 12" × 24".
- ThicknessClassic and Distressed sheets are 1.0–1.2 mm (~3 oz), the same as the whole hides. Natural grain is 1.1–1.3 mm (3 oz).
- Same leatherOur pre-cut sheets are cut from the same leathers we sell as sides and whole hides.
- ShippingIn stock and shipped from New York. Free shipping within the US.
Questions
Before you order
Can I buy a small piece of your upholstery leather?
How big a piece do I need?
When is a whole hide cheaper?
Will it match my existing furniture?
What thickness should I use for a patch?
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