How Leather Office Chairs Are Made: Cutting & Upholstery

The video presents the three core stages of leather upholstery. In the cutting stage, automated cutting equipment works from templates and avoids natural flaws in the hide. In the sewing stage, stitch length and seam placement are controlled so that lines follow the contours of the backrest and seat. In the upholstery stage, operators apply uniform tension to each cover, completing the wrap, corner folding and edge fixing to ensure a snug, wrinkle-free fit over the frame.

Because grain direction and elastic recovery directly affect the result, execution accuracy at these stages determines both the final appearance and the feel of the chair.