Okamoto Industries, Inc.

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Shin Nakaya

Tomoyuki Uemura

Yoshinari Hatori

Yasuhiro Tanaka

Masao Suzuki

Yoshiaki Hirai

Yasuki Kamo

Akira Nagata

Shinya Okada

Kazuomi Ishimaru

Takaji Suzuki

There is provided a synthetic resin leather having excellent durability against wrinkling and favorable texture without impairing flexibility of a synthetic resin layer when seated. A synthetic resin leather which is used as a skin material for a seat or chair, including: a base cloth layer formed of a knit fabric; and a synthetic resin layer which has flexibility and is joined to one surface of the base cloth layer, wherein the knit fabric is made of filament yarn having a thickness of 111 to 444 dtex and a surface side of the knit fabric is adhered to a back surface side of the synthetic resin layer.

Synthetic resin leather

A composite skin material for a vehicle wherein a synthetic leather includes a surface resin layer having a plurality of openings, an adhesion layer present on the rear surface of the surface resin layer, and a fibrous base material present on the rear surface of the surface resin layer across the adhesion layer, and the adhesion layer is present only at the adherend part, except for the plurality of openings, in the rear surface of the surface resin layer, and the base material surface of the fibrous base material is bonded to the surface resin layer.

Composite skin material for vehicle and method for manufacturing the same

A synthetic resin leather has a substrate and a synthetic resin layer attached to the substrate. The substrate is a both sides cross-knitted fabric and is prepared by cross-knitting a first yarn with 10 to 40 in count including single spun or mixed spun fibers made of rayon, cotton, polyester, nylon, acryl, or urethane and a second yarn with 50 to 300 in denier including crimpy long fiber filaments, thermoplastic elastomer long fiber filaments or polyurethane long fiber filaments; and knitting the both-sided cross-knitted fabric so loops made of the first yarn and loops made of the second yarn are formed on the front and rear sides of the substrate and are in alternating positions on the front side as compared to the rear side; and, on each side of the substrate, loops of the first and second yarns are formed in alternating positions in longitudinal and transverse directions.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Shin Nakaya