Silicone Leather FAQ – Is It Safe & Durable?

Silicone leather is an innovative, eco-friendly synthetic leather made from 100% silicone material. Unlike traditional PVC or PU leather, it contains no harmful solvents, plasticizers, or heavy metals. It offers exceptional durability, UV resistance, temperature resistance (-40°C to 250°C), and is easy to clean. It's ideal for furniture, automotive, medical, fashion, and many other applications.

Silicone leather is made from silicone (polysiloxane) — a synthetic polymer derived from silica (sand), the second most abundant element on Earth. The structure is:
• Coating layer: 100% food-contact-grade silicone (no PU, no PVC)
• Adhesive layer: 100% silicone adhesive (solvent-free)
• Backing fabric: Polyester, microfiber, or spandex

This is fundamentally different from PU leather (polyurethane over fabric) and PVC leather (vinyl with plasticizers). The all-silicone construction is what gives it food-grade safety, UV stability, and hydrolysis resistance.

Our silicone leather is manufactured through a clean, solvent-free coating process:
1. Base fabric preparation: Woven polyester or microfiber fabric is cleaned and tensioned
2. Silicone compounding: Liquid silicone rubber (LSR) is mixed with pigments and curing agents
3. Coating & lamination: Silicone is knife-coated onto the fabric in controlled layers
4. Curing: Heat-cured to crosslink the silicone polymer into a durable elastomer
5. Embossing: Textures and grain patterns are pressed into the surface
6. Inspection & rolling: 100% quality inspection before packaging

Unlike PU/PVC production, this process releases zero VOCs and uses no solvents — making it safer for workers and the environment. See our factory & production page for details.

No, silicone leather is not animal leather. It is a synthetic (man-made) leather — but a premium one. "Real leather" refers to animal hides (cowhide, sheepskin, etc.), while silicone leather is made from sand-derived silicone polymer coated onto fabric.

However, silicone leather is engineered to replicate the look, feel, and performance of genuine leather while being:
• Cruelty-free & vegan (no animals involved)
• More durable (won't crack, peel, or hydrolyze like real leather)
• Easier to clean (stain-resistant, bleach-cleanable)
• More sustainable (recyclable, lower environmental footprint than livestock)

No. Genuine leather is made from animal hides treated with tanning chemicals; silicone leather is a silicone-based synthetic. They differ in:
• Source: Animal hide vs. silica (sand)
• Care: Genuine leather needs conditioning & is sensitive to water; silicone leather is waterproof & wipe-clean
• Durability: Genuine leather can crack when dry; silicone leather resists cracking, UV, and hydrolysis
• Ethics: Genuine leather involves animal agriculture; silicone leather is vegan
• Breathability: Genuine leather is naturally porous/breathable; silicone leather is non-porous (less breathable but more stain-resistant)

Silicone leather is best seen as a high-performance vegan alternative to genuine leather, not a replica.

Silicone leather offers several key advantages:
• Eco-friendly: No PVC, solvents, or harmful chemicals
• Durability: 2-3x longer lifespan than PU/PVC
• Temperature resistance: -40℃ ~ 250℃ (vs. -20°C to 60°C for PU)
• UV resistant: Won't crack or fade in sunlight
• Easy to clean: Stain-resistant and antibacterial
• Soft feel: Premium texture and comfortable touch
• Recyclable: Environmentally sustainable

Silicone leather outperforms PU (polyurethane) leather in nearly every category:

Performance:
• Hydrolysis: Silicone resists moisture indefinitely; PU delaminates & degrades after 1-3 years of humidity
• UV: Silicone is UV-stable; PU cracks & yellows under sunlight
• Temperature: Silicone -40°C~250°C; PU -20°C~60°C
• Abrasion: Silicone 200,000+ Martindale; PU typically 20,000-50,000

Safety & eco:
• Silicone is zero-VOC, solvent-free, food-grade; PU releases VOCs & uses solvents
• Silicone is recyclable; PU is not easily recyclable
• Silicone is BPA/phthalate-free; PU may contain plasticizers

The trade-off: Silicone leather costs more upfront, but its 2-3x longer lifespan and lower maintenance make it cheaper per year of use — and far better for health and the environment.

PVC (polyvinyl chloride) leather is the cheapest, most toxic synthetic leather. Key differences vs silicone:
• Toxicity: PVC contains phthalates, chlorine, dioxins & heavy metals; silicone is food-grade, non-toxic
• VOCs: PVC off-gasses for months; silicone is zero-VOC & odorless
• Durability: PVC cracks & peels within 1-2 years; silicone lasts 5-10+ years
• Recyclability: PVC releases toxic fumes when burned; silicone is recyclable
• Safety: PVC is banned in baby products in the EU/US; silicone is FDA-approved for food contact

PVC is being phased out globally due to health and environmental concerns. Silicone leather is the premium, future-proof replacement.

"Vegan leather" is an umbrella term for any non-animal leather — including PU, PVC, plant-based (apple/cactus/mushroom), and silicone. So silicone leather IS a type of vegan leather, but not all vegan leather is silicone.

How silicone compares to other vegan leathers:
• vs PU vegan leather: Silicone is more durable, waterproof, hydrolysis-proof, zero-VOC; PU is cheaper but degrades faster
• vs plant-based (cactus/apple): Plant leathers are bio-based but less durable & water-resistant; silicone is high-performance & recyclable
• vs mushroom (mycelium): Still emerging, limited durability data; silicone is proven at industrial scale

For performance applications (furniture, auto, marine, medical), silicone is the most durable & safest vegan leather available.

Choose based on your priorities:

Choose genuine leather if: You value natural breathability, patina-aging, and traditional luxury, and accept higher maintenance & cost.

Choose silicone leather if: You want durability, easy care, sustainability, and safety. Silicone leather wins on:
• Waterproof & stain-proof (genuine leather stains & warps)
• UV & hydrolysis resistance (genuine leather cracks/dries)
• Vegan & cruelty-free
• Lower total cost of ownership (less conditioning, no reupholstery)
• Medical & baby-safe (ISO 10993, FDA)

For contract furniture, healthcare, marine, automotive, and high-traffic environments, silicone leather is the superior choice.

The core difference is the coating material: PU leather uses polyurethane (petroleum-based plastic), silicone leather uses silicone (sand-derived polymer). This drives all performance differences:

• Chemical makeup: PU = polyurethane + solvents; Silicone = polysiloxane, solvent-free
• Hydrolysis: PU breaks down in moisture (1-3 yrs); silicone is hydrolysis-proof
• VOC: PU emits VOCs; silicone is zero-VOC
• Food safety: PU is not food-grade; silicone is FDA food-contact approved
• Cost: PU is cheaper upfront; silicone wins long-term on durability
• Recyclability: PU is difficult to recycle; silicone is recyclable

See the full comparison in our Silicone Leather Guide.

For most modern B2B applications, yes. Silicone leather surpasses both genuine and PU/PVC leather in:
• Durability (200K+ Martindale abrasion, 5-10 yr lifespan)
• Weather resistance (UV, hydrolysis, -40°C~250°C, salt-spray)
• Safety (zero-VOC, food-grade, ISO 10993 biocompatible)
• Sustainability (vegan, recyclable, low-carbon production)
• Maintenance (waterproof, stain-proof, bleach-cleanable)

Genuine leather still wins on natural breathability and patina, but for furniture, automotive, marine, medical, and baby products, silicone is the better engineering choice.

Yes, silicone leather is inherently waterproof. Its non-porous 100% silicone surface repels liquids and prevents water penetration through to the backing fabric. Unlike PU leather, which can delaminate or hydrolyze after prolonged moisture exposure, silicone leather maintains its structure and performance even after extended contact with water.

Key waterproof properties:
• Water absorption: Near-zero — liquid beads up on the surface
• Hydrolysis resistance: Withstands prolonged humidity & moisture without degrading
• Salt-spray tested: 1,000+ hours (ASTM B117) for marine-grade applications
• Easy to clean: Spills wipe off with just water, no detergent needed

This makes it ideal for marine upholstery, outdoor furniture, medical surfaces, baby products, and any application where water resistance is critical. See our Marine & Outdoor collection for waterproof performance data.

Yes — silicone leather is exceptionally durable, typically lasting 5-10+ years depending on application, which is 2-3x longer than PU leather.

Proven durability metrics:
• Abrasion: 200,000+ Martindale cycles (vs. 20,000-50,000 for standard PU)
• UV stability: 1,500+ hours ASTM D4329 with no fading or cracking
• Hydrolysis: 14+ weeks ASTM D-3980-02 with no degradation
• Salt spray: 1,000+ hours ASTM B117
• Temperature: -40°C to 250°C without cracking or deformation
• Flexing: Resists cracking from repeated bending

Its longevity comes from the silicone polymer's inherent stability — it doesn't break down from UV, moisture, heat, or chemicals the way PU/PVC do. This is why we back it with a 12-month warranty and why OEMs choose it for automotive interiors.

Silicone leather is non-porous, so it is less breathable than genuine leather (which has natural pores). However, this is a deliberate trade-off:

• Less breathable = more waterproof, stain-proof, and hygienic (no pores for liquids/bacteria to enter)
• Genuine leather's breathability also means it absorbs spills, stains, and odors

For most B2B applications (furniture, automotive, medical, marine), the waterproof & hygienic benefits outweigh breathability. For apparel where breathability matters, we offer perforated and laminated constructions that improve air flow while retaining water resistance.

If breathability is critical for your application, contact our technical team for a tailored solution.

No. Peeling and cracking are the #1 failure modes of PU/PVC leather — caused by hydrolysis (moisture breaking the PU-fabric bond) and UV degradation. Silicone leather is immune to both:
• No hydrolysis: Silicone does not react with water, so the coating-to-fabric bond never delaminates
• UV-stable: Silicone polymers don't break down under sunlight, so no surface cracking or fading
• Flexible at all temperatures: Stays supple from -40°C to 250°C, so it won't cold-crack

This is why silicone leather is specified for automotive interiors, marine, and outdoor furniture where PU/PVC would peel within 1-3 years. With proper use, silicone leather maintains its surface integrity for the product's full lifespan.

Yes. Silicone leather withstands -40°C to 250°C without cracking, melting, or deformation — far beyond PU (-20°C~60°C) or PVC (which softens above 60°C).

Practical heat-resistance benefits:
• Automotive: Survives dashboard & seat temperatures in parked cars (can exceed 80°C in sun)
• Industrial: Suitable for near-engine and high-heat environments
• Cold climate: Stays flexible at -40°C — no cold-cracking in freezers or polar regions
• Flame retardant: Naturally flame-resistant; meets FAR 25.853 (aviation) & EN 13773 Class 4 with low smoke emission

For maximum fire safety, our Super Flame Retardant Collection is engineered for aviation, public transport, and hospitality.

Silicone leather has moderate, controlled elasticity — more than genuine leather but less than stretch fabrics. Stretch behavior depends on the backing:
• Polyester backing (standard): Low stretch, dimensionally stable — ideal for furniture & automotive upholstery
• Spandex/elastic backing: Higher stretch — used for form-fitting applications (apparel, gloves, wearables)
• Microfiber backing: Balanced stretch with premium hand-feel

The silicone coating itself is an elastomer, so it recovers its shape after stretching without permanent deformation. For applications requiring specific stretch specs (e.g., 5-20% elongation), we can engineer the backing to your requirements. Contact us for custom stretch specs.

Yes — hydrolysis resistance is one of silicone leather's biggest advantages over PU. Hydrolysis is the chemical breakdown of PU's ester/ether bonds by moisture, causing peeling and delamination within 1-3 years.

Silicone polymers (Si-O-Si backbone) are chemically immune to hydrolysis because they contain no hydrolyzable bonds. Our testing confirms:
• ASTM D-3980-02 hydrolysis test: 14+ weeks with zero degradation
• Salt-spray (ASTM B117): 1,000+ hours — no delamination
• Humidity aging: Stable after prolonged 85°C/85% RH exposure

This makes silicone leather the standard choice for marine, outdoor, medical, and high-humidity environments where PU leather fails rapidly. See our Marine & Outdoor applications.

Yes, silicone leather is inherently flame resistant — without added chemical flame retardants. Silicone's Si-O backbone forms a protective silica ash layer when exposed to flame, self-extinguishing and producing low smoke & no toxic halogen gases.

Certified fire performance:
• FAR 25.853 — FAA aircraft interior flammability standard
• EN 13773 Class 4 — highest European curtain/drape fire rating
• FMVSS 302 — US motor vehicle interior flammability
• IMO 2010 FTP Code Part 8 — maritime fire test
• CAL TB117-2013 — California upholstery flammability

For aviation, public transport, hospitality, and contract furniture, our Super Flame Retardant Collection meets the strictest global fire codes.

Yes, silicone leather is one of the safest synthetic leather materials available. It is certified safe for direct skin contact, food contact, medical use, and even baby products. Key safety certifications include:
• ISO 10993-5: Biocompatibility tested — non-cytotoxic, non-irritating, non-sensitizing
• FDA 21 CFR Part 177.2600: Approved for repeated food contact
• REACH compliant: Free of SVHCs (Substances of Very High Concern)
• PAHs-free: No polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
• BPA-free, phthalate-free, plasticizer-free

What makes it safe:
• Zero VOC emission — no off-gassing, odorless
• Inherently antimicrobial — inhibits bacteria, mold, and mildew without chemical additives
• Food-grade silicone — the same material used in baby pacifiers and bottle nipples
• Hypoallergenic — no known allergens

This is why our silicone leather is widely used in medical devices, baby products, and hospitality furniture where human-contact safety is non-negotiable.

Yes, silicone leather is 100% vegan and cruelty-free. It contains no animal-derived materials at any stage of production — no animal hides, no animal-based coatings, and no animal-testing on the finished product.

Silicone itself is a synthetic polymer derived from silica (sand), the second most abundant element on Earth. Our silicone leather uses:
• 100% silicone coating (no PU, no PVC, no animal leather)
• Polyester or microfiber backing fabric (no animal fibers)
• Food-contact-grade silicone certified to FDA 21 CFR

Unlike some "vegan leathers" that still use PU (polyurethane) — a petroleum-based plastic that releases VOCs and microplastics — silicone leather is the more sustainable vegan alternative: recyclable, low-VOC, and free of plasticizers and phthalates.

It is the preferred material for ethical fashion brands making vegan bags, shoes, and apparel.

No, silicone leather is non-toxic. It is one of the few synthetic leathers certified safe for food contact, medical use, and baby products. It is free of the toxic substances found in PU/PVC leather:

• No phthalates (PVC plasticizers linked to endocrine disruption)
• No BPA (bisphenol-A)
• No lead or heavy metals
• No PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons)
• No VOCs / solvents (no off-gassing)
• No dioxins (released by PVC production & disposal)

Independent third-party testing by SGS & Intertek confirms compliance with ISO 10993 (biocompatibility), FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 (food contact), and REACH (EU chemical safety). The silicone we use is the same grade approved for baby pacifiers, medical tubing, and food-storage lids.

Yes — silicone leather is one of the most eco-friendly synthetic leathers available:

• Derived from sand: Silicone is made from silica (abundant, non-petroleum), unlike PU/PVC (petroleum-based)
• Solvent-free production: Zero VOC emissions during manufacturing
• 100% recyclable: Can be reprocessed into new silicone products; does not release toxic fumes when incinerated (unlike PVC)
• Long lifespan = less waste: 2-3x longer than PU/PVC means fewer replacements & less landfill
• No plasticizers: No microplastic shedding into waterways
• Low carbon footprint: Lower lifecycle emissions than animal leather (which has high livestock methane impact)

While not biodegradable, silicone's durability and recyclability make it a circular-economy material — far greener than single-life PU/PVC.

Yes. Our silicone leather uses food-contact-grade silicone certified to FDA 21 CFR Part 177.2600 — the US standard for repeated food contact. This means it is safe for surfaces that touch food, including:
• Food processing equipment covers & seals
• Restaurant & hospitality upholstery (no contamination risk)
• Baby feeding mats & bibs
• Food packaging & storage accessories

The silicone coating is the same material family used in food-grade bakeware, spatulas, and baby bottle nipples. It does not leach, off-gas, or transfer chemicals into food — verified by SGS & Intertek testing.

Yes, silicone leather is 100% recyclable. Unlike PU/PVC (which are difficult to recycle and release toxic fumes when burned), silicone can be:
• Mechanically recycled: Ground and reprocessed into lower-grade silicone products
• Chemically recycled: Depolymerized back into siloxane monomers for re-use
• Energy-recovered: Incinerated cleanly (silicone burns to silica + CO₂ + water, no toxic dioxins)

Our production uses a closed-loop approach: silicone scrap and offcuts are collected and reprocessed. The backing fabric (polyester) is also recyclable.

While industrial silicone recycling infrastructure is still developing, the material's 5-10 year lifespan means far less waste enters the stream compared to PU/PVC leather replaced every 1-3 years.

Yes. Silicone leather contains no BPA (bisphenol-A), no phthalates, and no plasticizers of any kind. These endocrine-disrupting chemicals are found in PVC leather (phthalates as plasticizers) and some epoxy/PU coatings — but not in silicone.

Silicone is a fully crosslinked polymer (Si-O-Si backbone) that needs no plasticizers to achieve flexibility. Our products are verified BPA-free, phthalate-free, and plasticizer-free by SGS and Intertek testing, compliant with REACH, FDA, and ISO 10993 standards. This is why silicone leather is approved for baby products and food contact.

Cleaning silicone leather is effortless thanks to its non-porous, stain-resistant surface:

For everyday cleaning:
• Wipe with a damp cloth & water — no detergent needed
• Spills bead up and wipe away instantly

For stubborn stains:
• Use mild soap & water
• For ink, marker, or dye: isopropyl alcohol on a cloth (won't damage the silicone)
• For disinfection: bleach solution (1:10), alcohol wipes, or hospital disinfectants — all safe

What to avoid:
• Abrasive scouring pads (can scratch the texture)
• Solvents like acetone or paint thinner (not needed & may dull the finish)

Unlike genuine leather (needs conditioning) or PU (stains permanently), silicone leather never needs conditioning and stains never set. See our full care guide.

Yes, silicone leather can be sewn with standard industrial sewing equipment. Recommendations:
• Needle: Size 14-18 (90-130) round-point or leather needle
• Thread: Polyester or bonded nylon thread (UV-resistant for outdoor use)
• Stitch length: 2.5-3.5 mm; avoid too-small stitches (weakens the material)
• Tension: Slightly looser than for genuine leather; silicone has some elasticity
• Walking foot recommended: Prevents the material from sticking/slipping

Silicone leather does not fray at cut edges (unlike woven fabric), so edge finishing is simpler. It can also be RF-welded or heat-sealed for waterproof seams in marine & medical applications. For technical sewing guidance, contact our technical team.

Because silicone is non-porous, most stains sit on the surface and wipe off. For specific stains:

• Ink / marker / pen: Isopropyl alcohol on a cloth — rub gently
• Food / coffee / wine: Warm water + mild soap; bleach solution (1:10) for set stains
• Grease / oil: Dish soap + warm water
• Blood: Cold water + hydrogen peroxide (3%)
• Dye transfer (denim, etc.): Isopropyl alcohol or bleach solution
• Permanent marker: Alcohol usually removes it; if stubborn, try a magic eraser gently

Silicone leather will not absorb stains the way genuine leather or PU do — so even "permanent" marker usually comes off. When in doubt, test the cleaner on a hidden area first. For healthcare, bleach and hospital-grade disinfectants are fully safe.

We offer 6 product collections:
• Classic Collection: Cost-effective, versatile, 0.8-2.0mm thickness
• Ultra Thin Collection: Lightweight, 0.23-0.8mm, perfect for 3C accessories
• Designer Collection: Premium textures, luxury finishes
• Rigid Substrate Collection: High stiffness, structural applications
• High Performance Collection: Ultra-durable, Martindale ≥200,000
• Super Flame Retardant Collection: EN 13773 Class 4 rated, maximum safety

Our products are certified with:
• ISO 10993: Biocompatibility (Cytotoxicity)
• REACH: EU chemical regulation compliance
• PAHs: Restriction of hazardous substances
• FDA (21 CFR Part 177.2600): Food contact safety
• FAR 25.853: Aviation flame retardancy
• EN 13773 Class 4: Highest flame retardant rating

All certificates are available for download or upon request. See our certificates page.

Absolutely! We offer full customization services:
• Colors: Pantone or RAL matching available
• Textures: 100+ patterns in our library, or custom designs
• Thickness: 0.3mm to 3.0mm range
• Backing materials: Fabric, foam, or custom substrates
• Embossing & finishing: Custom surface treatments

Send us your specifications and we'll create exactly what you need. Visit our customization center.

Yes, we provide comprehensive OEM & ODM services:
• OEM: Manufacture according to your specifications and branding
• ODM: We design and develop products based on your requirements
• Custom packaging and labeling
• Private labeling for brand partners
• NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) available

We have extensive experience working with global brands and can support your product development from concept to production.

Yes, we provide free samples for evaluation:
• Sample size: A4 (210mm x 297mm)
• Cost: Free (customer pays shipping)
• Standard samples: Available immediately from stock
• Custom samples: 3-5 working days to produce
• Shipping: DHL, FedEx, or UPS (3-7 days delivery)

Contact us to request samples or visit our Samples Center.

Our standard MOQ is 500 meters per color/texture specification. For custom colors and textures, the MOQ may be slightly higher (typically 500-700 m) depending on the customization requirements. For first-time cooperation, we can sometimes accommodate smaller trial orders. Please contact our sales team for specific details.

Standard products: 7-10 working days after order confirmation and deposit receipt.

Custom orders: 10-15 working days depending on specifications and production schedule.

Rush orders: Can be accommodated upon request (additional charges may apply).

Lead times may vary during peak seasons. We'll confirm the exact delivery date in your order contract.

We accept the following payment methods:
• T/T (Bank Transfer): Most common method
• PayPal: For small orders and samples
• L/C (Letter of Credit): For large orders

Standard payment terms:
• 30% deposit upon order confirmation
• 70% balance before shipment

Payment terms can be negotiated for long-term partners and repeat customers.

Getting a quotation is easy:
1. Fill out our Inquiry Form
2. Contact us via WhatsApp: +44 744 461 7933
3. Email us at: info@topsunsiliconeleather.com

Please provide:
• Product collection or specifications
• Quantity required
• Customization requirements (if any)
• Application field

We'll respond with a detailed quotation within 24 hours.

Silicone leather pricing is customized based on your specific requirements. Key factors include:
• Product collection — Classic, High-Performance, Ultra-Thin, Designer, Rigid Substrate, or Flame Retardant
• Thickness and backing type — from 0.23mm to 3.0mm with various fabric backings
• Order quantity — volume discounts available for orders over 1,000 meters
• Customization level — standard colors vs. custom Pantone matching, bespoke textures, special embossing
• Technical specifications — flame retardant grade, anti-microbial treatment, UV-enhanced formulation

As a premium custom service provider, we tailor pricing to your project needs. Submit an inquiry with your specifications for a detailed quotation within 24 hours.

We offer multiple shipping options:
• Sea freight: Most economical for large orders (20-40 days)
• Air freight: Faster delivery (5-10 days)
• Express courier: DHL, FedEx, UPS for samples and small orders (3-7 days)

Shipping terms (FOB, CIF, EXW, DDP) can be arranged according to your preference. We'll recommend the best option based on your location and urgency.

Yes, we ship to over 30 countries worldwide, including:
• North America (USA, Canada, Mexico)
• Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, etc.)
• Asia (Japan, Korea, India, Southeast Asia)
• South America (Brazil, Argentina, Chile)
• Middle East, Africa, and Oceania

We handle export documentation and can assist with customs clearance.

We provide a 12-month warranty from the date of delivery against manufacturing defects. The warranty covers:
• Material defects
• Manufacturing faults
• Non-conformance with agreed specifications

The warranty does not cover damage from:
• Improper handling or storage
• Use beyond product specifications
• Normal wear and tear
• Modifications or alterations

Quality claims must be submitted within 30 days of receiving the goods, with supporting documentation and photographs.

We implement comprehensive quality control measures:
• ISO 10993-5 biocompatibility tested by SGS
• Raw material inspection: All incoming materials tested
• In-process quality checks: Multiple checkpoints during production
• Final inspection: 100% inspection before packaging
• Testing equipment: Martindale abrasion tester, color fastness tester, tensile strength tester
• Quality reports: Available upon request
• Third-party testing: SGS, BV, TUV available

Our quality control team has over 15 years of experience in silicone leather manufacturing.

Yes, we provide comprehensive technical support:
• Pre-sales: Product selection guidance, specification recommendations
• During production: Technical consultation, sample approval
• After-sales: Usage guidance, troubleshooting, quality issues
• Documentation: Technical Data Sheets (TDS), test reports, certificates
• On-site support: Available for large orders (arrange in advance)

Our technical team has deep expertise in silicone leather applications across various industries. Download documents from our TDS Download Center.

Office hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (China Standard Time, UTC+8)

WhatsApp: Available 24/7 (we typically respond within 1 hour during business hours)

Email: We respond within 24 hours

For urgent matters outside business hours, please contact us via WhatsApp.

You can reach us through multiple channels:
• Email: info@topsunsiliconeleather.com
• WhatsApp: +44 744 461 7933
• Phone: +86 186 6583 5695
• Inquiry Form: Submit online
• Factory Visit: Room 1203A, Block A, Tianhui Center, No. 4545 Songbai Road, Guangming District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China (appointment required)

We speak English, Chinese, Spanish, German, French, and Portuguese.