Yotache PU Fabric Leather 1 Yard 54" x 36", 1.25mm Thick Faux Synthetic Leather Material Sheets for Upholstery Crafts, DIY Sewings, Sofa, Handbag, Hair Bows Decorations, Black

I bought this item to upholster our old benches in the kitchen. The leather is thick and benches look great.

I ordered one yard and I may have gotten two, but that works too. I'm sure I can find another use for more of this material. I recovered my home office chair cushion that was wearing through. It appears and feels durable. The texture is smooth. It stretches just enough to help keep the wrinkles out, but doesn't stretch so that it'll wear out. I'll update if it doesn't last, but I don't have that impression.

Well, I would have given 5 stars on most of this however this stuff comes "folded" and that is a bad thing. Those folds do not easily come out. Nope, they won't come out with an iron, you have to move up to a steamer and really hard steam the stuff. Suggestion? You guys need to roll this stuff up like psa veneer and put it in a tube for shipping. No folds, no problems....

When I first stumbled across YoTachee's faux leather, My thoughts were "Wow, This stuff would be great for leatherworking practice," but as I read more about it the more ideas came to my head. I realized that using this soft sided material, that I could make mask's for the healthcare industry in my area! So when I received my package promptly, I started with my template, cut out a mask, and was AMAZED at how great it felt on my cheeks as well as how I could use a strip of it as a band to go around my head and base of my neck to keep it in perfect position. This product has several good features about it, One being that it expands when you use an awl to puncture a hole, but not to an extent that you have overshot your sizing for the sewing. It has an elasticity to it that you just can't get with regular leather which provided the perfect material for providing PPE for my local nursing home. When I saw the price for just one roll, I thought that it at the very least would be an affordable attempt to help people out during this crisis and it has exceeded my expectations. As I aim, to help my community more, I will definitely return to their site to purchase more as needed. I also find their options of aprons intriguing. I feel their tough and durable version, as well as their denim version would provide awesome protection for someone trying to keep water droplet off of their body. You can wash your arms and hands, but you can't change clothes every 10 minutes or with every patient and I believe they would provide the thickness and durability needed to wash each night and take back in to work. This is an option I am definitely looking into purchasing but honestly, I don't think I alone can provide the aprons for the facility without breaking my savings. Maybe when the stimulus comes!

I cut this and put it on the top of my wine fridge.

Like many of us, I need a “Zoom Office”. I didn’t want to take up a lot of space in my home, or spend a lot of money. I had an old recliner, so I ordered this material in brown and attempted my version of upholstery on just the top part. I ordered 2 yards, but 1 was plenty to do the top. I don’t think the other yard would do the bottom and this wouldn’t be presentable as a professional piece. But as you can see, from the top only it looks like a real office chair. It was easy to work with and actually had a small bit of stretch to it. I was able to do this only with a glue gun and staples. I’m not a crafty person, and this is the first time I’ve ever attempted anything like this, so I’d think for people who like to work with things like this they would love it.

This is what I stated in the seller review, but Amazon disallowed it, stating that it was a product review. Contrary to what Amazon thinks, this is the seller's problem because they packaged it in such a way, (tightly folded), that the creases embedded from the shipping process are permanent. Other than that, the product is ok.

It's thick, which I don't know if that's good or bad but it feels good quality. Helped me reupholster my dining chairs. This was my first time trying something like this and I did struggle a bit with the corners. I did use a heat gun to soften it up and was able to stretch it enough to make it look alright. Good enough for me anyway. Way better than having torn chair seats. The color is deep black which I like a lot and it is a satin/gloss finish which is nice but without looking tacky. I'd use this material again if I needed to.