Leather

Luke Leather

Family-owned maker of genuine Italian-leather seating, built in High Point, North Carolina.

Est. 2003 • High Point, North Carolina

The Story

Luke Leather is a family-owned manufacturer based in High Point, North Carolina, named for the founders' son Luke. The owner has worked in the leather furniture business since 1992.

The company makes genuine Italian-leather upholstery alongside a North Carolina-made fabric upholstery line in its own factory, selling through independent furniture dealers across the U.S. and Canada. Its positioning emphasizes excellent product at a fair price with quick four-to-six-week delivery.

What They Make

  • Genuine Italian-leather sofas, loveseats and chairs
  • North Carolina-made fabric upholstery
  • Family-owned domestic manufacturing
  • Fast four-to-six-week delivery

Materials & Construction

Luke uses genuine Italian leather on its leather collection and fabrics on its NC-made upholstery. The company emphasizes authentic, natural leathers and notes that variation in texture, wrinkles, healed scars, veins, color, and pull-up effect are inherent to genuine leather and not defects — while a perfectly uniform surface indicates heavily corrected or synthetic material.

Care & Cleaning

General guidance from Luke Leather. Always follow the tag on your specific piece.

Leather

Wipe the furniture down with a damp cloth about once a month. Rotate seating positions regularly and keep pieces at least two feet from air ducts and out of direct sunlight; avoid sitting on leather in wet clothing. Use only mild soap and water — harsh abrasives or unapproved cleaners are not covered. Softening over time under normal use is a natural characteristic of genuine leather.

Luke Leather official care guide →

Warranty

Limited warranty against manufacturer defects for the original purchaser; claims filed through your dealer with proof of purchase.

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