evidence: - Poor quality and feel, vegan leather is not comparable to real leather from a qualitative point of view. [...] More and more often, however, we erroneously hear about "vegan leather" and "eco-leather" or "faux leather" as if they were the same thing even if they are not. As already mentioned, eco-leather or faux leather is made with plastic materials, which, while not using products of animal origin, have a strong impact on the environment, since plastic products deriving from petroleum and therefore highly polluting for the production are used. our planet. Vegan leather, on the other hand, is produced only with materials of organic origin (not animal), for this reason it is more sustainable and pollutes less, but it has numerous and important limitations compared to real leather, first of all the fact that it is not impact resistant. zero environmental. [...] In conclusion, "vegan leather", "faux leather" and "eco-leather" are (in the vast majority of cases) alternative materials to real leather, often confused with each other, which represent a false myth, more polluting and less sustainable then genuine leather. Much better then, if you want to make an ethical and sustainable choice, continue to use real leather (better if vegetable tanned) just like the main luxury and fashion brands are doing.