Fabric Defintions

Faux Leather	A Fabric Made To Imitate Animal Leather . Often A Polyurethane Laminate.
MicroFiber	Extremely Fine Synthetic Fiber Used To Produce Soft, Lightweight Fabrics . Microfiber Is Often Defined As Fibers Of Less Than 1 Denier Per Filament But The Term Is Used Loosely In The Industry. May Be Polyester, Nylon, Acrylic, Rayon Or Other Fibers. Used For Rainwear, Outerwear And Various Other Types Of Apparel.
Vinal (fibre) (US)	A Term Used To Describe Manufactured Fibres In Which The Fibre-forming Substance Is Any Long-chain Synthetic Polymer Composed Of At Least 50% By Weight Of Ethenol (vinyl Alcohol) Units And In Which The Total Of The Ethenol Units And Any One Or More Of Various Acetal Units Is At Least 85% By Weight Of The Fibre. The Iso Generic Name Is Vinylal.