pleather
- adjective
- /ˈplɛðər/
- Informal
- The model showcased a new design featuring a pleather handbag.
Examples
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She wore a stylish pleather jacket to the party.
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It's like a French Connection pleather faux leather top thing.
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It's pleather.
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I don't know if I can pull them off in the slightest, but they are like pleather trousers.
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I'm in faux stretch pleather and stretch velvet leopard print.
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I'm wearing here an edgy pleather cut out dress and spicing it up with a leopard faux fur coat.
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He decided to buy pleather shoes because they were more affordable than real leather.
Synonyms
Feels tough but flexible like animal skin
Having a smooth, tough surface like the skin used for bags or jackets
Covered with a leather-like material used on furniture and jackets
Having a tough, smooth, flexible feel like animal skin used for bags and jackets
Antonyms
How Realistic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pleather comes from combining plastic and leather, so it means 'plastic leather' and is used to describe something covered in fake leather. So, when you see a 'pleather' jacket or sofa, it means it looks like leather but is made from plastic.