Examples Of Seat Cover Natural Appearance

Examples of Natural Characteristics of Leather 

In the document are some examples of the natural characteristics of leather which will mature with use and ageing. These examples of the natural characteristics of leather are not manufacturing defects. Improvements in the seat cover can be achieved by following the smoothing process. The examples in the document show the natural characteristics of leather on the front seat cushion. These types of natural characteristics of leather would not be accepted under the terms of the Jaguar Land Rover warranty agreement.

CUSTOMER SYMPTOMS
Seat cushions creasing Seat backrest creasing Cuts, scratches, scrapes, abrasions, tears, puncture holes Leather cracking/splitting Indentation marks Wavy seam lines Stitch/thread wear Permanent marks Dye migration, pen marks, surface burns, soiling, spillages or stains and incorrect cleaning

Seat Cushions Creasing 

Examples of appearance showing the maximum allowable appearance. The outside of the seat cushion cannot be worse than the following image.

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Creasing due to wear and tear

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Uneven appearance on the front of the cushion cannot be worse than the following image.

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Creasing and seam movement around radius cannot be worse than the following image.

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The creasing on the front of the cushion cannot be worse than the following image.

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Seat Backrest Creasing 

Backrest at the rear of the head restraint cannot be worse than the following images.

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Creasing around the seatbelt stalk cannot be worse than the following image.

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The centre back article on the seat backrest cannot be any worse than the following images.

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The square back article on the seat backrest cannot be worse than the following images.

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The front panel below the head restraint may appear to be wavy, it cannot be worse than the following image.

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The area below the lower armrest cannot be worse than the following image.

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Backrest side (armrest side rear face) creasing sewing variation in radius cannot be worse than the following images.

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Creasing between the bottom of the seat and the armrest cannot be worse than the following image.

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Creasing armrest gap is not a defect due to the folding operation of the armrest.

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Permanent Marks 

Permanent mark from the map pocket stops (if equipped) cannot be worse than the image below.

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Wavy Seam Lines 

Waviness appearance on the bottom corner of the seat bolster cannot be worse that the following images.

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Stitch/Thread Wear 

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