Beyond Leather Launches a More Flexible & Durable Version of Its Alt Leather Made From Apple Waste
Danish company Beyond Leather Materials has launched a new variant of Leap, its sustainable leather alternative made from upcycled apple waste. Called Leap Flex, the new material is designed for applications that require extra stretch, flexibility, and durability. It is said to have an elongation rate of 130%, tensile strength of 8 MPa (350N), and proven flex resistance up to 50,000 times. Leap Flex has been engineered for applications such as upholstered furniture and curved, complex forms. It aims to stretch further without compromising on aesthetics or durability. To complement the launch, Beyond Leather has also introduced two new colors for the material, Burgundy and Macchiato Beige. “Sustainable design should never limit creativity” In 2024, Beyond Leather Materials launched its first full-scale production line in …