"leather cloth" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a fabric or material that is made to look like leather but is actually composed of other materials. You can use "leather cloth" when describing a type of furniture, clothing, or accessory that is not made of genuine leather but has a similar appearance and texture. For example: "I bought a new couch with a leather cloth cover for a fraction of the price of real leather." "Her jacket was made of leather cloth, making it more affordable and easier to maintain." "The bag was made of a high-quality leather cloth that was indistinguishable from real leather."
In crises, currencies have been produced from leather, cloth, card, paper, and other materials.
The rest is a mixture of yard trimmings, wood, glass, metal, plastic, leather, cloth, and other miscellaneous materials.
The beaded throne shown below, made in Nigeria, is of beads, leather, cloth, wicker, thread and nails.
The Tatars also developed a tradition of craftsmanship in wood, ceramics, leather, cloth, and metal and have long been well known as traders.
And instead they had their servitors kill all of the Umayyads at the dinner table, spread a leather cloth over them– some of them were already dead, some of them merely wounded– and with the leather cloth over them set the table again and banqueted on their dead and dying enemies.
The automakers know that customers like the "new car smell," a cocktail of volatile organic compounds that swirls from the rubber, leather, cloth, plastic, wood and chemicals used to assemble a car.
An opaque, woven-leather cloth in the bedroom conceals clothes and bath towels; a sheer linen, threaded with hand-clipped Thai silk, showcases, in silhouette, shelves of ceramic collections.
As a result, what science understands by a kilogram has varied, but has done so in a way that is, by definition, unmeasurable.A clean sweep The cleaning that attempts to keep the kilogram constant is done by a member of staff at the bureau, using a combination of steam and a chamois-leather cloth soaked in ethanol and ether.
In addition to leather and cloth, the clothing incorporates porcupine quills, horns, bicycle reflectors, elephant tails, cowries, safety pins, seed pods, leopard fur and feathers.
Local handicrafts include pottery making, wood carving, leather working, cloth weaving, and mat and basket weaving.
Humankind's first shoes were essentially pieces of leather or cloth wrapped protectively around the foot.
