Difference between revisions of "Patent leather"
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| − | + | Patent leather is a [[Gloss of leather|high-gloss]], [[Leather grain - Grain side|grain-free]] leather, which has been [[finish|gloss-finished]] on the surface or [[Coated leather - Laminated leather|covered]] with a glossy, mirror-smooth film. Patent leather is used for [[leather shoes|shoes]], caps, [[leather clothing|clothing]], [[Leather wallets|wallets]] and [[Leather handbags|handbags]]. In the clothing sector, lacquer leather is rather rare and is usually associated with [[Latex and leather|clothing for sexual preferences]]. Nowadays, you can see many high-gloss materials in the bag and shoe area. In the low price range it`s mostly high-gloss [[imitation leather|artificial leather]]. | |
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| − | ''[[ | + | ''[[Leather shoes|Patent leather shoes]] of the highest price class. -[[Leather shoes|Patent leather shoes]] [[Embossed leather|embossed]] with [[Coated leather - Laminated leather|foil lamination]] for 39,95 €.''<br></p> |
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| − | + | Traditionally, high-gloss leather or patent leather have only been worn on special occasions. Therefore, the leather did not get so quickly [[leather damages|traces of use]]. Today, such leather is used every day as shoe ore wallet. Wear correspondingly gets visible faster. Other smooth leather is similarly sensitive, but the softness of these leather and the matte surface prevent damage or make it optically not so obvious. The eye perceives surface differences on gloss surfaces faster than on matt surfaces. In the case of high-gloss varnishes, scratches and other damages should be better avoid. | |
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| − | ''[[ | + | ''[[Leather handbags|Handbag]] made of [[finish|high gloss finished]] leather. The [[Leather hair pores - Hair follicles|hair pores]] remain visible.''<br></p> |
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| − | ''[[ | + | ''[[Coated leather - Laminated leather|Foil Laminated]] [[Leather handbags|handbag]]. The [[Leather hair pores - Hair follicles|hair pores]] are completely coverd.''<br></p> |
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| − | '' | + | ''Neon green [[imitation leather]] with patent leather optics. - [[Leather clothing|Leather jacket]] made of patent leather.''<br></p> |
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| − | == | + | ==Crinkled pattent leather== |
| − | + | Crinkled pattent leather is a pattent leather, were the surface has been [[Boarded leather - Boarded grain|crumpled and creased]]. The effect is like with [[embossed leather]]. The wrinkles remain permanently. | |
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Patent leather
Patent leather is a high-gloss, grain-free leather, which has been gloss-finished on the surface or covered with a glossy, mirror-smooth film. Patent leather is used for shoes, caps, clothing, wallets and handbags. In the clothing sector, lacquer leather is rather rare and is usually associated with clothing for sexual preferences. Nowadays, you can see many high-gloss materials in the bag and shoe area. In the low price range it`s mostly high-gloss artificial leather.
Patent leather shoes of the highest price class. -Patent leather shoes embossed with foil lamination for 39,95 €.
Traditionally, high-gloss leather or patent leather have only been worn on special occasions. Therefore, the leather did not get so quickly traces of use. Today, such leather is used every day as shoe ore wallet. Wear correspondingly gets visible faster. Other smooth leather is similarly sensitive, but the softness of these leather and the matte surface prevent damage or make it optically not so obvious. The eye perceives surface differences on gloss surfaces faster than on matt surfaces. In the case of high-gloss varnishes, scratches and other damages should be better avoid.
Handbag made of high gloss finished leather. The hair pores remain visible.
Foil Laminated handbag. The hair pores are completely coverd.
Neon green imitation leather with patent leather optics. - Leather jacket made of patent leather.
Crinkled pattent leather
Crinkled pattent leather is a pattent leather, were the surface has been crumpled and creased. The effect is like with embossed leather. The wrinkles remain permanently.
Aus flachem Lackleder wir nach dem Krispeln ein Knautschlackleder.
Reinigung und Pflege von Lackledern
Als Reinigung reicht bei Lackledern ein feuchter Lappen. Insbesondere helle Lackleder scheinen eine besondere Empfindlichkeit zu haben, Farbstoffe aufzunehmen. Daher nie in dunkle Beutel packen, auf keinen Fall in Plastiktüten und niemals im Kontakt mit anderen Ledertaschen lagern. Sehr häufig kommt es vor, dass Lackleder mit der Zeit Farbstoffe von Kontaktflächen aufnehmen. Diese dringen wie eine Tätowierung in das Lackleder ein und sind dann nicht mehr zu reinigen. Kugelschreiberstriche oder ähnliche Verfärbungen haben (wenn überhaupt) eine Chance, wenn man sofort reagiert. Mit Reinigungsbenzin (vorhrer im verdeckten Bereich testen) versuchen die Verfärbungen zu entfernen, bevor die Farbstoffe ins Material eingezogen sind.
Verfärbung im Lackleder durch Kontakt. Keine Chance der Reinigung. Louis Vuitton: Neue Tasche Lackleder, sogar beidseitig verfärbt.
Line from a permanent pen on patent leather. There is now way to remove by cleaning.
Es kommt auch immer wieder vor, dass alte Lackleder mit der Zeit immer klebrig werden. Es muss dann davon ausgegangen werden, dass es ein Zerfallsprozess ist. Leider gibt es keine Lösung für dieses Problem. Man kann das Leder mit einem milden Lederreiniger säubern und mit Reinigungsbenzin zusätzlich abwischen. Für einen Moment lässt die Klebrigkeit dann nach, solange der Zustand noch nicht zu schlimm ist.
Older patent leather bag became sticky and blunt in the folds. A rescue is not possible.
The patent leather is glued already inseparable. It's too late for a rescue.
Wichtig: Insbesondere wenn alte Lackleder mit Ölen oder Fetten gepflegt worden sind, ist das Problem sogar stärker oder entsteht dann erst. Lackleder benötigt kein Öl oder Fett (also jede Art von klassischer Lederpflege inkl. Schuhcreme) zur Pflege. Das Leder ist hinter dem Lack, und dort kommt die Pflege gar nicht hin, weil ein Lackleder absolut geschlossen ist. Daher wäre es nur sinnvoll, wenn die Lackschicht Öl oder Fett benötigen würde. Das ist aber nicht der Fall, sondern "Lederpflege" schadet der Lackschicht.
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