Plant-Based Leather Market is Projected to Reach $97 million by 2027

The global plant-based leather market will grow to USD 97 million by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 7.5% during the forecast period. The growing awareness about climate change and animal welfare and the resulting surging demand for sustainable, ethical, eco-friendly, cruelty-free, and clean products are encouraging designers, artisans, fashion brands, and automotive companies to shift from conventional leather and adopt strategies such as collaborations and partnerships with companies manufacturing plant-based leather.

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The fashion segment is the fastest-growing among various applications of plant-based leather during the forecast period

The fashion industry has been one of the major industries to have acknowledged the surging trend of vegan fashion. Given the increased demand for plant-based fashion goods, various internationally acclaimed fashion brands, such as H&M, Stella McCartney, and Gucci, are slowly incorporating plant-based leather in their collections and are expected to gradually shift from conventional animal leather to cruelty-free, eco-friendly plant-based leather. These products are ethical yet maintain the style and texture of traditional leather, thus satisfying the needs of the increasingly environmentally conscious customer base.

Asia Pacific is witnessing the highest growth rate in the plant-based leather market

Asia Pacific includes China, India, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, and the rest of Asia Pacific. Agriculture in Asia is essential to the continent's prosperity. Farming practices produce a considerable amount of waste each year, which alternative leather industries utilize to produce plant-based leather. In Japan, consumer behavior is influenced by climate change, sustainable, and cruelty-free products, and zero waste. Gradually, the demand is set to shift from traditional animal goods to cleaner, greener plant-based products by environment-conscious and vegan consumers. The Japanese shoe and accessory brand Belle and Sofa employ vegan leather instead of actual leather to manufacture designer bags and shoes.

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The key players in the plant-based leather market include Ananas Anam (UK), DESSERTO (Mexico), NUPELLE (Taiwan), Natural Fiber Welding, Inc. (US), and PEEL Lab (Japan).

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