Bentley Leather Colour

The colour swatches shown below are for indication purposes only. Before placing an order, it is important to identify the correct leather colour name or code.

Please note that the formulas we hold on file are based on new factory colour references. As leather ages, its colour can change due to UV exposure, wear, cleaning history, conditioners, body oils and general use. Even vehicles from the same year, model and trim can vary slightly in colour.

For older vehicles, faded interiors, or where the best possible blend is required, we strongly recommend sending a removable trim/sample for 1:1 colour matching. This allows us to adjust the formula to the actual leather in your vehicle, rather than relying only on the original factory reference.

Bentley - Anthrazit	Bentley - Autumn	Bentley - Barley	Bentley - Beluga Black
Bentley - Brunel	Bentley - Burgundi	Bentley - Burnt Oak	Bentley - Camel
Bentley - Cashew	Bentley - Cognac	Bentley - Cricket Ball	Bentley - Cumbrian Green
Bentley - Damson	Bentley - Dark Bourbon 4008	Bentley - English Tan	Bentley - Fawn
Bentley - Fireglow	Bentley - French Navy	Bentley - Green	Bentley - Grey 8MW
Bentley - Highland Hare	Bentley - Hotspur	Bentley - Imperial Blue	Bentley - Laurel
Bentley - Light Cream - Pale Bush	Bentley - Linen	Bentley - Loxley	Bentley - Magnolia
Bentley - Meadow Yellow	Bentley - Mudstone	Bentley - Nautic Blue	Bentley - New Market Tan
Bentley - Oatmeal	Bentley - Ochre	Bentley - Parchment	Bentley - Porpoise
Bentley - Portland	Bentley - Portofino Blue	Bentley - Redwood	Bentley - Saddle
Bentley - Saffron	Bentley - Savannah	Bentley - Shortbread	Bentley - Spruce
Bentley - Stratos	Bentley - Windsor Blue

The above samples of Bentley Leather Colours exist in our archive and can be mixed as a special colour.

Bentley processes roughly 3000 bull hides per week for the production of 10,100 vehicles annually. Depending on the model of the car, 8-16 hides can be used per vehicle. The leather is predominantly sourced from cattle in northern Europe. The lack of barbed wire fences in the farms in these regions means there are fewer marks on the skin, making it one of the best quality leather. However, even the best quality leather still suffers from the same issues. Scuff marks, wear in the entry and exit areas and fading due to sunlight are common problems.

Use Colourlock Leather Fresh (Dye) to touch up minor scuffs, small scratches and colour damage. If the scratches are deep use Colourlock Fluid Leather to fill the scratches before touching up using the colour. All Bentley Leather Dyes are mixed to order and as per the leather sample we have in our collection. An additional colour mixing charge of $29.00 will be added in such cases.

Please ensure you have obtained all details correctly before placing an order. Feel free to contact us if you need any help.